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Breakthrough ACTION contributed three chapters that analyze stigma’s impact on COVID-19 communication, a multi-channel approach to debunk rumors, and the role of celebrities and religious figures in dispelling COVID-19 myths. While these chapters are based on Breakthrough ACTION’s COVID-19 work, the findings can have implications for risk communication and community engagement efforts more generally.
This video was created by the Ministry of Health-Guyana and features Dr. Tracey Bovell, Doctor in Charge of the Infectious Disease Hospital talking on Long COVID.
This video was created by the Ministry of Health – Guyana and highlights the safety, benefits, and importance of getting children vaccinated against COVID-19.
This video was created by the Guyana Ministry of Health and features Esan Benzy, a popular Guyanese Entertainer, highlighting the importance of getting the COVID-19 vaccine.
This video was created by the Guyana Ministry of Health and UNICEF. It highlights misinformation surrounding COVID-19 vaccines. It also highlights trusted sources of information regarding vaccinations.
Dr. Mallika Mootoo is a private pediatrician in Guyana. In this video, she encourages all parents to get their children vaccinated.
This video was created by the Guyana Ministry of Health. It features Shreya Singh who is happy to be vaccinated. She also encourages others like herself to be vaccinated since their immune system can be boosted and they can be protected against COVID-19.
This video was developed by the Ministry of Health Guyana during the Christmas holidays, under the theme “Give the gift of life by protecting your loved ones against vaccine-preventable diseases”.
Breakthrough ACTION worked in close collaboration with the Ministry of Health, the Ministry of Education, County and District Health Teams, and other implementing partners to develop resources and tools to support routine immunization (including COVID-19) campaigns.
This toolkit provides practical guidance to identify gender related barriers to be addressed and identify opportunities to be leveraged to enable a gender equitable vaccine response.
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