Introduction: This Session will enable participants to assess the expected outcomes of a Community Health Club Project Objective To provide concrete evidence of Hygiene Behaviour Change as a result of CHC training By the end of this session Participants will have some idea of: How behaviour change is measured in a CHC What …
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Module 1: Introduction to the Community Health Club Approach Web conferencing details provided upon confirmation. Access: An online training course conducted virtually through Zoom Summary of Training: For those who do not know much about the Community Health Club Approach and want to understand the rationale behind the methodology. Presentations: What makes people change? If …
Introduction: A closer look at the ‘Social Psychology’ which underpins the Community Health Club Approach Objective: Participants will understand what a Community Health Club is and does. By the end of the Session: Participants should be able to define a Community Health Club Explain what is done in a Community Health Club How …
Introduction In this session we will explain how a Community Health Club becomes a vehicle for long term holistic and integrated development, which is summed up by the acronym A.H E.A.D: Applied Health Education & Agricultural Development Objective For participants to appreciate the potential of the Community Health Club in its fullest usage. …
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Introduction The understanding of human nature is the basis of all our practice. We have to look at the root cause of why some people are left behind and address the cause, not the effect which is ‘poverty and disease.’ Objective To understand the what makes people change and how we ourselves understand the issue. …
Introduction: Before we start any development project in an area we should establish if they are a real Community and able to embrace change. Objective: To define the word ‘Community’ so that we share a common understanding By the end of the Session: Understand word Community and discuss Common Unity Identify a functional …
Training for long term hygiene behaviour change in Africa Background: Community Health Clubs were first started in Zimbabwe 1994, by the founder of Africa AHEAD, Dr. Juliet Waterkeyn. Since that time they have been replicated in many countries and different context, and have always been well received by communities, from rural to urban, from Christian …
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