"Training Health Workers for Ebola: Series Two" Registration

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I would like to register for the following webinars in the "Training Health Workers for Ebola" series:
- April 1- Webinar 1: Working with youth, children, and volunteers
- April 8- Webinar 2: Community mobilization and preparedness planning
- April 15- Webinar 3: Effective use of data
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The Ebola crisis and its aftermath continue to challenge health workers and health systems in West Africa. These webinars will focus on tools and strategies that health workers, as well as the governments and organizations that support them, can use to protect their communities and begin to rebuild health systems.

This webinar discussion will cover the following key concepts:

The state of the outbreak and response in West Africa
Protection and information needs of children and youth
Youth volunteer programs
Engaging youth leaders

The webinar will feature short presentations on tools to support the learning and information needs of frontline health workers working with children and young people. There will be facilitated Q&A and discussion for participants to connect, learn from, and share ideas with presenters and with each other.

This is the first of three webinars in the second Training Health Workers for Ebola Series.

Photo credit: Moses Khanu

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Carolyn Moore
Hello everyone! Please enter all of your comments and questions into this space. We look forward to the discussion.
- Jim
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  - TechChange
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    - TechChange
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      - Jim
        OK, it is working now. I kept losing my video, too, but now it seems to be stable.
Grace Kim
When developing communications materials for toolkits, does HC3 create proprietary materials or is there an opportunity to collaborate with/adapt other neutral campaign materials (e.g., Africa United’s behavior change communications posters with famous footballers from W. Africa)?
Barbara Stilwell
I’d be interested to know what kind of evaluations have been done/are being done to show impact of all these initiatives? What metrics are being used?
Carolyn Moore
How can organizations and individuals interested in coordinated response efforts connect and work together?
Jacqueline Edwards
This is Jacqueline, from Medic Mobile. Another example of designing for future use in this project is that we had originally planned to have data collection and child registration focused at the Interim Care Centers that Child Fund had set up for the response. As these were closing down because there were not enough children to keep them full (a great thing!), we realized that it was beneficial to have this data collection based in the community with child welfare advocates, to better capture the information.
PELE
Thank you for the opportunity given on this topic ,it has become very big problem for the West African Leaders
and have killed hundred of our relatives, brothers ,friends etc,ect bringing very big problem for us.
VINCENT MARK ABEDI
GHANA
PELE
Because of poverty in most African counties and high illiteracy among communities there has been a very hectic problem on volunteesim
Carolyn Moore
Please take a moment to fill out the assessment for today’s webinar- we would love to hear your feedback! Here is the link: http://bit.ly/ebolawebinarsurvey
PELE
In Ghana no cases has so far been collected the Ministry of Health,Ghana Health Services are doing good work but there is still more to be done so i will try all best to group youth for action and will need logistics to work with like the communication materials.
VINCENT MARK ABEDI
GHANA

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