Resource Library

These briefs describe how Breakthrough ACTION used mobile technology to share health messaging, disseminate mobile reminders, and as a learning tool.  Read More

This report highlights the work of Breakthrough ACTION in Liberia, which worked to improve health outcomes across 12 counties using SBC. Read More

This brief provides recommendations to prioritize trust and empathy to improve nutritional outcomes for young mothers and their children. Read More

These learning briefs detail how Breakthrough ACTION worked with health care providers in Nigeria to provide quality services. Read More

The Super Go program is designed to reach adolescent girls and young women to provide information and teach skills to avoid HIV-related risk behaviors. Read More

Super Tata is a program intended for women ages 30 and over to raise awareness of the risk of contracting HIV and other sexually transmitted infections. Read More

Brothers for Life (Frères pour la vie) is a community health program that aims to reduce the rate of HIV infections among men by reducing risky behaviors. Read More

This SBC plan outlines actions for addressing persistent malnutrition in the DRC, emphasizing coordinated advocacy and communication strategies. Read More

This evaluation report offers recommendations to improve access to and uptake of essential health care services in the DRC. Read More

This study identified barriers and facilitators of sulfadoxine-pyrimethamine provision in the DRC. Read More

This report offers recommendations for improving malaria surveillance accuracy and guiding prevention and treatment strategies in the DRC. Read More

Literature reviews on community health workers, exploring demand generation, health system linkages, challenges, and solutions. Read More

This report provides an in-depth look at the Reducing Child, Early, and Forced Marriage (R-CEFM) project led by Breakthrough ACTION in Nepal’s Madhesh Province. Read More

This report and summary brief highlight the outcome harvesting evaluation of Breakthrough ACTION's Reducing Child, Early, and Forced Marriage project implemented in Nepal from 2020 to 2024. Read More

This report and summary brief present findings from the most significant change evaluation of Breakthrough ACTION’s efforts to reduce child, early, and forced marriage in Nepal. Read More

This report and summary brief present key research findings from Breakthrough ACTION's Reducing Child, Early, and Forced Marriage project, which was implemented in Nepal from 2020 to 2024. Read More

This report and summary brief detail Breakthrough ACTION’s human-centered design approach to reducing child, early, and forced marriage in Nepal. Read More

This brief showcases Breakthrough ACTION’s approach to creating strong partnerships with media professionals and health technical experts as part of its strategic and coordinated package of SBC interventions in Nigeria. Read More

Breakthrough ACTION developed this message guide to contribute to preparedness and a harmonized response to major zoonotic disease epidemic outbreaks in Guinea. Read More

Breakthrough ACTION developed posters to encourage pregnant women to take preventive measures against malaria, such as completing antenatal care visits. Read More

Breakthrough ACTION developed posters, audiovisual spots, and banners for the launch of the R21/Matrix M malaria vaccine in the Democratic Republic of the Congo. Read More

In the DRC, Breakthrough ACTION co-created solutions to revitalize the role of community health workers, known as RECOs, through a HCD approach. Read More

This review is intended to guide the adaptation and development of updated SBC approaches and tools to promote access to a wide range of FP methods. Read More

Adapted for use in the DRC, the SNET enabled Breakthrough ACTION to identify social norms affecting male engagement in FP discussions and method uptake. Read More

This communication plan sets clear guidelines to coordinate the efforts of all partners involved in community-based health initiatives in Haut Katanga, DRC. Read More