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
These learning briefs detail how Breakthrough ACTION worked with health care providers in Nigeria to provide quality services. 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
Nigerian woman reading a radio script on World Malaria Day
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 posters to encourage pregnant women to take preventive measures against malaria, such as completing antenatal care visits. Read More
Father holds daughter as she gets the malaria vaccine from a male health care worker in the DRC
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 SBC strategy for malaria in the DRC incorporates key insights from Breakthrough ACTION’s malaria research studies and updated priority health messages. Read More
Officials walking in the DRC
Breakthrough ACTION developed this blueprint to advance malaria control in the Democratic Republic of the Congo. Read More
Materials from the "Proud Parents Campaign" in Guinea, which used multimedia to engage young parents of children under five. Read More
Un guide élaboré par Breakthrough ACTION-Guinée pour harmoniser les messages de CSC sur 20 comportements accélérateurs en santé. Read More
This literature review explores factors influencing community health worker behavior and maps them against the Provider Behavior Ecosystem. Read More
Sleeves Up COVID-19 campaign Guyana
Breakthrough ACTION Guyana's research on SBC support for malaria testing and treatment among gold miners and the development of a rumor-tracking system. Read More
Lilttle Mosquito, Big Problem campaign in Guyana
Briefs highlighting Breakthrough ACTION Guyana's malaria and COVID-19 interventions, showcasing results and offering insights on the impact of this work. Read More
The VIVA! integrated campaign used community engagement to address cholera, FP, malaria, nutrition, TB, and WASH in the Democratic Republic of the Congo. Read More
Join Breakthrough ACTION for a transformative five-part webinar series, From Insight to Impact: Leveraging SBC for Sustainable Change. Read More
These documents outline Breakthrough ACTION's approach to advocacy among religious and traditional leaders and the impact of that work. Read More
Adolescents gather in a school yard to discuss health
The adolescent health club facilitator guide and health booklet for youth cover topics such as puberty, family planning, and self-esteem. Read More
These facilitator guides are designed to train stakeholders and leaders in SMART advocacy with the aim of advocating for issues affecting health outcomes. Read More
This learning brief describes a strategy for working with mass media in Nigeria and offers lessons for integrating this approach in large SBC projects. Read More
This book provides an overview of Breakthrough ACTION-Nigeria activities and approaches from 2018 to 2024. Read More
This page includes resources that explain the ITN use:access ratio and provides SBC tools and project examples relating to net distribution and net use. Read More