Sierra Leone “Corona fet na we all fet” vulnerable populations campaign
“Corona fet na we all fet” COVID-19 Campaign Materials from Breakthrough ACTION in partnership with Sierra Leone’s One Health Risk Communication and Community Engagement Pillar.
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Posters promoting vaccination during AFCON – Cameroon
/in Posters, SBC Campaign Gavi, Grassroots Soccer, Johns Hopkins Center for Communication Programs, UNICEF, United States Agency for International Development, World Health Organization Cameroon English Vaccines Elderly, General Public, Men and Boys, Parents and Caregivers of Children, Pregnant Women AFCON/by wpengineThese three posters capture the joy of Cameroon’s football fans as they cheer their team on at the 2023 Africa Cup of Nations while promoting routine childhood vaccination and regular COVID-19 vaccination to protect the most vulnerable.
Affiches pour la promotion de la vaccination durant la CAN au Cameroun
/in Posters, SBC Campaign Gavi, Grassroots Soccer, Johns Hopkins Center for Communication Programs, UNICEF, United States Agency for International Development, World Health Organization Cameroon Français Vaccines Elderly, General Public, Men and Boys, Parents and Caregivers of Children, Pregnant Women AFCON/by wpengineCes trois affiches immortalisent la joie des supporters de football camerounais qui soutiennent leur équipe lors de la Coupe d’Afrique des Nations 2023, tout en promouvant la vaccination systématique des enfants et la vaccination régulière contre le COVID-19 pour protéger les personnes les plus vulnérables.
Futebol em Moçambique promove cartazes de vacinação
/in Posters, SBC Campaign Grassroots Soccer, Johns Hopkins Center for Communication Programs, UNICEF, United States Agency for International Development, World Health Organization Mozambique Português Vaccines Elderly, General Public, Men and Boys, Parents and Caregivers of Children, Pregnant Women AFCON/by Caroline JacobyEstes três cartazes captam a alegria dos adeptos de futebol em Moçambique que torcerem pela sua equipa na Taça das Nações Africanas de 2023, enquanto promovem a vacinação regular contra a COVID-19 e a vacinação de rotina nas crianças, para proteger os mais vulneráveis.
Bango la Michuano ya Mataifa ya Afrika AFCON linalohamasisha huduma za chanjo Tanzania
/in Posters, SBC Campaign Gavi, Grassroots Soccer, Johns Hopkins Center for Communication Programs, UNICEF, United States Agency for International Development, World Health Organization Tanzania Kiswahili Vaccines Elderly, General Public, Men and Boys, Parents and Caregivers of Children, Pregnant Women AFCON/by Caroline JacobyVipeperushi hivi vitatu vinaonyesha furaha ya mashabiki wa soka wa Tanzania wanavyoshangilia timu yao katika Kombe la Mataifa ya Afrika 2024 huku wakipiga debe na kuhamasisha chanjo ya UVIKO-19 na chanjo za kawaida za watoto kwa lengo la kulinda wale walio hatarini zaidi.
Posters promoting vaccination during AFCON – Nigeria
/in Posters, SBC Campaign Gavi, Grassroots Soccer, Johns Hopkins Center for Communication Programs, UNICEF, United States Agency for International Development, World Health Organization Nigeria English Vaccines Elderly, General Public, Men and Boys, Parents and Caregivers of Children, Pregnant Women AFCON/by wpengineThese three posters captures the joy of Nigerian football fans as they cheer their team on at the 2023 Africa Cup of Nations while promoting routine childhood vaccination and COVID-19 vaccination to protect the most vulnerable.
Posters to Promote COVID-19 Vaccination to Specific Groups in Mali
/in Posters, Social Media CNIECS, Johns Hopkins Center for Communication Programs Mali Français Priority Population, Vaccines Elderly, General Public, SBC Professionals, Young Adults (13-17)/by wpengineIn support of national authorities, BA-Mali with the Risk Communication Thematic Group has developed 4 posters for specific groups such as pregnant women, breastfeeding women, the elderly, and children and […]
Mozambique Test 2 Treat Campaign Materials
/in Infographics, Posters, SBC Campaign, Social Media, Strategies Jhpiego, Johns Hopkins Center for Communication Programs, MCEL, PENSA, Republic of Mozambique Ministry of Health, RISE, United States Agency for International Development, VODACOM Mozambique Português Testing, Treatment, Vaccines General Public, Health Workers and Facilities/by Caroline JacobyCOVID-19 is not completely over yet, so these material draw attention to the symptoms of COVID so that people can go to the health unit to get tested in case of any symptoms and if positive, get treatment straight away if they have not passed five days.
Liberia ‘Healthy Life’ Campaign
/in Posters, Radio/Audio Spots, SBC Campaign, Social Media Government of Liberia, Johns Hopkins Center for Communication Programs Liberia English Vaccines General Public, Health Workers and Facilities/by wpengineSince 2021, Breakthrough ACTION, led by Johns Hopkins Center for Communication Programs, has worked in close partnership with the Liberia Ministry of Health to develop COVID-19 communication materials. Many of the materials have been developed under the larger umbrella health campaign “Healthy Life”, while other materials have been developed for specific campaign surges.
COVID-19 Prevention and Testing Posters in Malawi
/in Posters, SBC Campaign Government of Malawi, Johns Hopkins Center for Communication Programs, United States Agency for International Development Malawi Chichewa Vaccines General Public, Health Workers and Facilities, Religious Leaders, Youth/by wpengineTwo posters in Chichewa encourage masking to prevent COVID-19 and testing for COVID-19 when experiencing symptoms.
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