We are excited to launch the latest Children for Health poster – a two-sided full colour practical tool made with children, for children and their communities. It’s free to download here: www.childrenforhealth.org/CaringforBabiesPoster We recommend printing it out in A3 on
We are proud to launch our latest poster and storybook pair on the topic of inclusion! This is a complex, but important topic and we were pleased to have invaluable help from Kelvin Nsekwila, John Siame, Joyce Munthali and Esther
Today we are delighted to launch a new FREE Children for Health resource, My Hero, a book on the theme of Type 2 Diabetes. It combines a storybook followed by 10 activities fo older children and educators to use and
Today we are delighted to launch a new FREE Children for Health resource, My Hero, a book on the theme of Type 2 Diabetes. It combines a storybook followed by 10 activities for older children and educators to help children
We are delighted to announce the publication of our latest FREE storybook, The Girl Who Was Pushed Outside. It is the story of a girl who is going through the shock of an HIV diagnosis and the response of her
We are absolutely delighted to announce that Kelvin Nsekwila is the winner of our Outstanding Partner Award for 2022. This award was established by Children to Health in memory of two giants of international child health and child empowerment, Professor
SuperBetter Children for Health is a curriculum for young adolescents that can be integrated into a school’s curriculum or taught as an extracurricular activity. The curriculum has been co-created by Children for Health and Kelvin Nsekwila, a teacher and the
How to Work with Children to Develop Action Plans to Tackle Malaria This is and extract from our toolkit for educators co-created by teachers and children in Mozambique. See below for links to download the Toolkit in English and Portuguese.
How to Work with Children to Develop Action Plans to tackle Immunisation There was some spectacular news on September 8th 2022 about the success of a the Malaria Vaccine trials. It has the potential to save countless lives of children.
How can I use your participatory approach to health education in my school? There is no ONE participatory approach to use with children. Each context is different but in each one there is ALWAYS scope for children to do more.
