The Research Program by Aso Socheton Hoi Society (ESHOI) is a strategic initiative dedicated to understanding and addressing critical health and social challenges affecting communities, particularly vulnerable and marginalized groups. This program focuses on gathering data, analyzing trends, and generating insights to inform impactful interventions and policy recommendations.
Key Objectives:
- Health Research:
- Conducting studies on prevalent diseases such as diabetes, cancer, and sexually transmitted diseases (STDs).
- Exploring barriers to healthcare access for underprivileged and special communities, including the third gender (Hijra) population.
- Social Issues Analysis:
- Investigating stigmas, misconceptions, and cultural factors influencing health behaviors.
- Studying the socio-economic impacts of child marriage, mental health challenges, and environmental degradation.
- Community-Centered Approaches:
- Engaging communities to understand their needs and perspectives through participatory research.
- Collaborating with stakeholders to design practical, evidence-based solutions.
- Data-Driven Advocacy:
- Publishing findings to raise awareness and influence policies on health and social equity.
- Providing evidence to support ESHOI’s programs and campaigns for greater impact.
Impact:
Through its Research Program, ESHOI contributes to building a knowledge base that drives meaningful change. By bridging the gap between research and action, the program supports the organization’s mission of promoting awareness, combating stigmas, and empowering communities.