COVID-19 Instagram Posts: Si Toca Salir, Toca Cuidarse – Going to do Errands

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The Breakthrough ACTION Guatemala COVID-19 Prevention Campaign developed a set of four Instagram Stories to raise awareness that COVID-19 threat continues in Guatemala.

The Instagram Stories remind the population that it is the responsibility of the entire family to do key prevention behaviors (Wash your hands, Maintain physical distancing, and Wear a Mask) at critical moments of elevated risk to visit family or friends, go to work, or go do daily errands. The slogan of the campaign is “Si Toca Salir, Toca Cuidarse”. Each story was contextualized for the following locations: Guatemala, Nebaj, Sacatepequez, Solola, and Totonicapan.

Source: COVID-19 Instagram Posts: Si Toca Salir, Toca Cuidarse – Going to do Errands

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    COVID-19 Prevention Campaign: Radio Spots – Si Toca Salir, Toca Cuidarse

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    The Breakthrough ACTION Guatemala COVID-19 Prevention Campaign developed a set of six radio spots to raise awareness that COVID-19 threat continues in Guatemala.

    The radio spots remind the population that it is the responsibility of all Guatemalans to perform key prevention behaviors (Wash your hands, Maintain physical distancing, and Wear a mask) at critical moments of elevated risk such as visiting family or friends, going to work, or going do daily errands.

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      COVID-19 Prevention Campaign: Facebook Page Posts

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      The Breakthrough ACTION Guatemala COVID-19 Prevention Campaign developed a set of Facebook posts to raise awareness that COVID-19 threat continues in Guatemala.

      The posts remind the population that it is everyone’s responsibility to do key prevention behaviors (Wash your hands, Maintain physical distancing, and Wear a mask) at critical moments of elevated risk such as visiting family or friends, going to work, or going to do daily errands. The slogan of the campaign is “Si Toca Salir, Toca Cuidarse”.

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        COVID-19 Instagram Posts: Si Toca Salir, Toca Cuidarse: If You are Going to Work

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        The Breakthrough ACTION Guatemala COVID-19 Prevention Campaign developed a set of four Instagram stories to raise awareness that COVID-19 threat continues in Guatemala.

        The Instagram stories remind the population that it is the responsibility of the entire family to do key prevention behaviors (Wash your hands, Maintain physical distancing, and Wear a Mask) at critical moments of elevated risk to visit family or friends, go to work, or go do daily errands. The slogan of the campaign is “Si Toca Salir, Toca Cuidarse”. Each story was contextualized for the following locations: Guatemala, Nebaj, Sacatepequez, Solola, and Totonicapan.

        This suite of Instagram Stories emphasized COVID-19 prevention when going to work. Key behaviors promoted are maintaining physical distancing and wearing a mask.

        Source: COVID-19 Instagram Posts: Si Toca Salir, Toca Cuidarse: If You are Going to Work

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          Classroom Precautions During COVID-19

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          This article aims to support teachers with information and tips on various topics.

          These include:

          Source: Classroom Precautions During COVID-19

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            Supporting your Child’s Mental Health as They Return to School during COVID-19

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            The coronavirus outbreak has caused major disruptions to daily life and children are feeling these changes deeply. While the return to school will be not only welcome but exciting for many students, others will be feeling anxious or frightened. This article offers tips to help children navigate some of the complicated emotions they may be facing with going back to school.

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              Updated Resources and Tools for Reopening Schools and Childcare Programs

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              The US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has updated their guidelines for reopening of schools and childcare centers as of July 23, 2020.

              The resources and tools made available on that date support how to open schools safely by promoting behaviors that prevent spread, altering how a school and school day is structured, and outlining how to keep the school environment healthy through cleaning, proper ventilation, and other practices. The resources and tools also describe what to do to guard against someone who might be sick from infecting others and what to do if this occurs.

              The resources, available here, also provide students, school administrators, parents, guardians, or caregivers the information they need to guide their decision-making on attending in-person curriculum and how to adapt to local conditions.

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                Deciding to Go Out

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                This guidance tool, useful for both SBC professionals and the public, reviews important information one should consider before deciding to resume all, or some, of normal activities.

                As communities and businesses are opening, people may be looking for ways to resume some daily activities as safely as possible. While there is no way to ensure zero risk of infection, it is important to understand potential risks and how to adopt different types of prevention measures to protect yourself and to help reduce the spread of COVID-19.

                Of course, if one has COVID-19, has symptoms consistent with COVID-19, or has been in close contact with someone who has COVID-19, it is important to stay home and away from other people. When one leaves home and begins to be around others depends on different factors for different situations.

                In general, the more closely you interact with others and the longer that interaction, the higher the risk of COVID-19 spread.

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