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Key Populations Conference in Cameroon Highlights Cutting-Edge Research
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The 3rd Annual Key Populations conference recently was held in Yaoundé, Cameroon. Presentations and break-out groups focused on cutting-edge research and effective programming around key populations across West and Central Africa, and acted as both network building and information sharing opportunities. HC3 worked on the team to design and coordinate the conference.
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Rebuilding Trust in Health Systems in Sierra Leone, Post-Ebola
HC3 is working to improve RMNCH service uptake in Sierra Leone through community dialogues and facility makeovers.
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More than a Pledge of Support; a Meaningful Gift by a Member of Sierra Leone's Parliament
Honorable Sannoh, Western Area-Urban’s Member of Parliament, delivered more than words at a recent event; he donated fifty needed bags of cement.
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In Swaziland, Facing HIV Stigma Head on, with Brave and Determined Hearts
Can dialogue between key populations and health care workers decrease stigma and discrimination which creates a barrier to accessing HIV prevention services?
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Laying the Foundation for a Groundbreaking Radio Program in Guatemala
How do you craft radio content listeners will care about? Read about this highly engaging workshop that took place in Guatemala.
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Building Community Ownership of Local Health Facilities in Sierra Leone
The cooperation and community ownership of the facility makeovers will hopefully serve as a foundation for continued community participation in keeping facilities clean and taking care of any repairs and improvements that may be needed in the future.
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Why Is HIV Still so Widely Misunderstood?
Post by Ida Jooste, Global Health Advisor at Internews and Callie…
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Engaging Communities to End HIV: Reaching Swaziland's Adolescent Girls and Young Women
Swaziland’s young, married women are a priority population…
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Let Us Know What You Think
Did you participate in an HC3-sponsored webinar? Attend a Springboard…
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Emergency Preparedness: Social and Behavior Change Can’t Wait
Say an emergency were to hit your community at this very moment. Would it be ready?
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Community Facilitator Trainings on Malaria in the Zambezia Province
Religious leaders and faith-based volunteers from various districts in the Zambezia province participating in a community dialogue session led by HC3.