C4D PROGRAMME

UPM-UNICEF Health Communication develop C4D Programme for the benefit of children, youth parents and policy makers in Malaysia .

C4D Programme Background

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UPM UNICEF C4D Programme is a partnership between UPM & UNICEF for active training, consultation services, modules development as well as action research and interventions within the scope of mental health in communication.

UPM UNICEF C4D Programme is a partnership between UPM & UNICEF, particularly with the communication department in the faculty of communication and modern languages. The partnership is an initiative by both parties to provide trainings and consultation services, modules development as well as action research and interventions within the scope of mental health in communication. Our partnership aims to build networks and move towards positive outcomes through the various platforms to address communication within the scope of mental health and sustainability particularly with key stakes holder consisting of women, children, corporate bodies, and non-governmental bodies.

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Our Expertise

Training

We organize training to NGO’s, partners, private organization, institutions and communities.

Research

Our research fellows expertise are dedicated in the issues that are impending for research particularly in women and children.

Modules Development

Our research fellows expertise are dedicated in the issues that are impending for research particularly in women and children.

Research Expertise

Research & Publications

Active ResearchMay 18, 2022

The Effect of Dating Application ‘ Tinder on Communication and Interpersonal Relationships Among University Students’

Active ResearchMay 18, 2022

The effect of WhatsApp use on Job Performance among Government servants during Covid-19 Pandemic: Taking into account Mental Health Quality

Active ResearchMay 14, 2020

Modeling the roles of self-esteem and friendship in middle adolescents perceived early interaction-social competence relationship

I can strategize my social change initiative better now.

Andika

The training taught me how to explore common barriers that may prevent youth from engaging in initiatives and provided insights into addressing these barriers through targeted messaging that is relevant and appealing to them, encouraging greater participation.

Chen Ming

With SBC, we not only benefit the SBC group but also the community as a whole through advocacy work—by creating awareness, educating, and changing social norms.

Amirah

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