Date:
01/07/2015
Changing behaviour through drama
The Mbale Malaria Control Project was a three year project launched in March 2012 that was focused on reducing deaths from and the incidence of severe childhood malaria. The project achieved this by ensuring a practical community referral system and better care in health facilities.
This video takes a closer look at how drama groups in Mbale district, Uganda, have contributed to better healthcare practices among community members.
Country: Uganda
Keywords: Childhood illnesses | Malaria | Africa |
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