Effective
communication at a community level is essential to ensure health messages
and action reach the most vulnerable.
Our community projects are wide ranging. From supporting networks of resource centres across Tanzania, to developing diversity training for organisations in India.
Find out more about our projects below:
We are supporting the communication and advocacy component of the Lepra Mayurbhanj Integrated Community Health Project, which brings a network of organisations together working on a range of communication activities.
Since 1999, we have been working with The Union of Palestinian Medical Relief Committees to improve the management of illness such as heart disease, cancer and diabetes, in Palestine's rural communities.
Resource centres play an essential role in supporting and training health
workers at district level in Tanzania, particularly in rural areas where
it is difficult to find health information. For over 10 years, Healthlink
Worldwide has been working in partnership with the Centre for Educational
Development in Health (CEDHA) to establish 43 district resource centers
in Tanzania.