Faith Leaders: Biharamulo
Ndekirwa Urio from Tanzania Interfaith Partnership (TIP) explaining a point during the Faith Leaders' training on the fight against Marburg Virus.
Faith Leaders: Biharamulo
Religious leaders who received the training that aimed equipping them with knowledge and skills to educate the community on preventing spread of the Marburg virus.
CHWs: Biharamulo
Prince Ndibalema from TIP explaining a point during the CHWs training on community-level capacity building for the prevention of the Marburg virus.
CHWs: Biharamulo
Dr. Chiko from UNICEF is closely monitoring a training session on Marburg virus education, aimed at enhancing the knowledge and preparedness of community-level healthcare providers. The training focuses on equipping service providers with essential information on virus transmission, prevention measures, and response strategies to strengthen community health interventions.
CHWs: Biharamulo
Dr. Chiko from UNICEF and Dr. Norman from MoH expressed their gratitude at the conclusion of the Marburg virus education training for community healthcare providers. They acknowledged the participants' dedication, emphasized the importance of early detection and response to outbreaks, and encouraged continued collaboration to strengthen community health systems.
CHWs: Biharamulo
Part of dedicated participants of the community-level healthcare providers' training were actively engaged in the session, attentively following the discussions and presentations. They demonstrated keen interest in learning about the Marburg virus, its prevention, early detection, and response strategies to strengthen community health systems and improve outbreak preparedness.
Faith Leaders: Biharamulo
In the picture, a group of religious leaders is seen attentively following the training session, showing their commitment to understanding Marburg virus education. Their participation highlights the crucial role of religious communities in supporting public health efforts and spreading awareness within their communities.
CHWs: Biharamulo
Dr. Ona Machangu, Assistant Director of the Health Education and Promotion Section from the Ministry of Health (MoH), is seen opening the training for Community Health Workers (CHWs). She emphasized their role in improving health and encouraged participants to apply the knowledge gained in managing challenges at the grassroots level.
CHWS: Biharamulo
A group of Community Health Care Workers (CHWs) is seen attentively following the training session, showing their commitment to understanding Marburg virus education. Their participation highlights the crucial role of religious communities in supporting public health efforts and spreading awareness within their communities.