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Meet this month’s Champion for Children from Cheshegu ,Ghana. Memunatu Abukari is a seamstress, a mother-of-two, and the wife of a local...
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“I’m inspired by the work of Peace Corps Volunteers around the world. Volunteers share their creativity and compassion with...
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Life in the Peace Corps will not be easy. There will be no salary and allowances will be at a level sufficient only to maintain health and meet...
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“It’s very good news that the Global Fund is re-opening for business. Now we can stop wasting time, which is the most precious resource in this fight...”
These photos were all taken on April 25th, World Malaria Day. Senegal PCV Ian Hennessee and his counterpart trained the women of their village’s Care Group about the importance of net care and how to wash and repair their mosquito nets. The women’s group then went out and gave similar lessons and demonstrations in everyone in the village’s compounds. It was a great success, thanks to their wonderful group of Care Group women!
Top three photos: Jackie Sesonga, Regional Program and Training Officer for Peace Corps West Africa, discusses Training of Trainers (ToT) pedagogy and the Care Groups model (developed in Peace Corps Benin) for sustainable behavior change.
Bottom photo: Serigne Abdou Diagne from Management Sciences for Health talks about proper supply chain management for malaria drugs and HIV/AIDs drugs.
