Health Curriculum – Curing Violence

What is Health Curriculum – Curing & Mitigating Violence Program?

During the previous years, and through our work with different segments of society, a need arose for training programs that seek to educate the community about the importance of understanding, studying and analyzing violent behavior, awareness of its nature and origin; and looking at violence from a physiological background as well as a societal one in order to cure and reduce it. Mobaderoon has responded by designing a training program “Health Curriculum – Curing & Mitigating Violence”.

Target Group:

Individuals over 18 years of age who have an interest in understanding violent behavior in society and their reduction mechanisms.

• Active initiatives & voluntary teams.
• Activists in civil society organizations.
• Key community persons.

Program Journey:

This program is concerned with the following:

• Expanding people’s understanding of violent behavior and types of violence.
• Scientific and cultural background of the health curriculum, and addressing brain physiology.
• The risk factors that may contribute to a greater extent in shaping and perpetrating violent behavior, and violence reduction strategies.
• Clarify the concept of conflict.
• Some tools to understand and reduce violent behavior.

Program Expected Outcomes:

1. Increasing knowledge of physiological, psychological and social violence.
2. Basic Tools & Skills, such as:

• Dealing with violent behaviors and mitigating their spread in society.
• Increasing the society’s immunity towards violent behavior, and mitigating this behavior.
• Stimulating individual and group initiatives to reduce and limit violent behaviors.