Children for Health’s mascots are two scarlet macaws: ZuZu & ZaZa. ZuZu is ZaZa’s older brother, ZaZa is ZuZu’s younger sister and together they help Children for Health with so many of our programmes, materials and activities. They are being adopted
When I worked with the Child to Child Trust (1989-1996), alongside other great people in the field, I helped to design what was known as ‘The Six Steps’. The point of these Six Steps was to link children’s learning with
We have talked about Tippy Taps frequently in our 100 messages; in Water, Sanitation
In the Rainbow Flower video, our CEO and founder Clare Hanbury, explains the tool and how to use
June is Water, Sanitation & Hygiene month here at Children for Health! Read our 10 Messages For Children To Learn and Share about
‘Vote with Your Feet’ is a method to check that children have learned health facts well. It can be used with any yes/no quizzes
Using role play is a powerful way to make sure that children are understanding the facts about Ebola. It is also a powerful way to get
There are some essential messages and facts that children living in communities affected by Ebola need to know. Here are 20 messages
In groups of 5 children discuss reasons the problems that Ebola is causes in their families and communities. Give or draw
