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Living and Working Safely with Animals for Healthier Communities: Community Discussion Guide

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This community discussion guide helps health promoters and other experts educate Zambian communities on preventing zoonotic diseases.
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Living and Working Safely with Animals in Ghana

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This interactive flip chart educates livestock owners, animal handlers, and community members in Ghana about safe practices when living and working with animals.

A Visual Discussion Guide for Families and Small Groups to Control Zoonotic Diseases—Ethiopia

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These illustrated cue cards in Amharic support community-level conversations in Ethiopia on three priority zoonotic diseases: anthrax, rabies, and brucellosis.

Key Message Guide on Priority Zoonotic Diseases in Niger

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This guide for public health professionals supports behavior change efforts to prevent and control zoonotic diseases in Niger.
Thumbnail of Zambia's Own Prevention, Save lives poster. It features a health worker vaccinating a dog while three children look on. The full text is in the downloadable PDF on the related resource page.2025 Breakthrough ACTION

Rabies Prevention Poster from Zambia: Own Prevention, Save Lives

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This rabies awareness poster from Zambia promotes proactive prevention and responsible behavior to reduce the risk of rabies transmission. Designed to inspire local ownership, it reinforces individual responsibility as a frontline defense against rabies and complements other One Health outreach efforts.
A health worker wearing protective gloves washes a bite on a person's leg with soap and water. The wounded person sits with their leg elevated. First aid and cleaning materials sit on a table nearby.2024 Breakthrough ACTION

Rabies Job Aid for Sierra Leone Health Workers

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This job aid is an easy-to-use reference tool which guide frontline health workers in Sierra Leone on managing suspected rabies exposure from dog bites.
A Nigerian man watching a malaria spot featuring the character Mama Put.2024 Johns Hopkins University

Harnessing Mass Media for Malaria Prevention and Treatment in Nigeria

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Breakthrough ACTION worked with media outlets in Nigeria to deliver content that effectively shifted malaria health behaviors.
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Pioneering Change: Facilitating Pause and Reflect with Bangladesh Government Partners

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Breakthrough ACTION developed a novel approach to bring government and CBOs together in Bangladesh through pause and reflect exercises.
A Nigerian man and woman make a presentation to a group of women and children outside in a village. The woman points to a poster labeled "malaria prevention."2024 Johns Hopkins University

Sustaining SBC Efforts in Malaria Control Through Nigeria’s Ward Development Committees

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Breakthrough ACTION trained Ward Development Committees in Nigeria to address some of the barriers to using or accessing malaria services.