A Journey of Community Empowerment Across Five States in Nigeria
Breakthrough ACTION, BlogBreakthrough ACTION’s community capacity strengthening approach empowered 659 local ward committees across five Nigerian states to lead health programs.
Learning Together: Peer Learning Inspires Action to Improve One Health in Niger and Senegal
Breakthrough ACTION, BlogA peer-learning study tour inspires action to improve One Health in Niger and Senegal.
Collective Effort is Key to Advancing SGM Youth’s Inclusion in FP/SRH Programs
Breakthrough ACTION, BlogA new brief urges the family planning and sexual and reproductive (FP/SRH) community to make FP/SRH programs more inclusive of sexual and gender minority youth.
Leaving No One Behind During Health Emergencies: Lessons from Mali
Breakthrough ACTION, BlogIn Mali, Breakthrough ACTION is working with and through local champions to make RCCE responsive to the needs of people with disabilities.
Unlocking the Power of Nigeria’s Ward Development Committees
Blog, Breakthrough ACTIONThis blog post describes how Ward Development Committees provided the perfect avenue to mobilize communities to act on maternal and child health in Nigeria.
Strengthening Facility-Community Relationships through Community–Provider Dialogues in Nigeria
BlogIn Nigeria, Breakthrough ACTION developed solutions to build trust and to boost care-seeking, antenatal care uptake, and health-facility births.
Beyond Loneliness: Cultivating Friendships Among Boys and Men for Better Health
Breakthrough ACTION, BlogFriendships enhance health, but boys and men often struggle with building friendships. Fortunately, the skills they need to do so are learnable.
Please Mind the Gaps: Addressing the Knowledge and Behavioral Gaps Around Zoonotic Diseases in Zambia
Breakthrough ACTION, BlogClosing the knowledge and behavioral gaps around zoonotic diseases can ensure safer coexistence between animals and people in Zambia.
Training Program Equips Nigerian Journalists with Health Reporting Skills
Breakthrough ACTION, BlogBreakthrough ACTION trained journalists to discern facts from misinformation and increase the reporting of accurate information on disease prevention.