This spring marks the end of the Breakthrough ACTION project, USAID’s flagship SBC initiative and the largest project in the history of CCP.
As the CCP-led Breakthrough ACTION project closes, its director, Elizabeth Serlemitsos, discusses the legacy it leaves behind.
“We wanted to … give this huge group of young people an education in tuberculosis – and, in turn, reduce the spread of disease,” says CCP’s Olusola Adeoye.
CCP piloted a curriculum designed to promote equitable responses to health emergencies. It is expanding to Niger and Cameroon.
CCP’s Alison Pack will present findings this week at the 8th Global Symposium on Health Systems Research in Nagasaki, Japan.
CCP will lead conversations about how social and behavior change and knowledge management can strengthen health systems.
A new CCP-led technical brief lays out five lessons learned from the COVID-19 pandemic that can be adapted to any public health emergency that may arise in the future.
This week and last, the CCP-led Breakthrough ACTION project is delivering sanitary pads to 77,000 adolescent girls in Liberia.
A fun activity developed by the CCP-led Breakthrough ACTION project helps couples understand that health care costs are not as prohibitive as they seem, while encouraging people to seek services.
When rumors surfaced about Nigerians dying of a mysterious illness after crossing the local river, CCP training alleviated fears, and helped people to seek health care again on the other shore.
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