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DRASA (Dr. Ameyo Stella Adadevoh) Health Trust
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Founded in memory of Ebola heroine Dr Ameyo Stella Adadevoh (DRASA). Our focus: sanitation and hygiene, #IPC, #AMR and health security
Nigeria
Joined September 2014
To commemorate the 10th anniversary of this important recognition of women and girls in science and technology, we are spotlighting 10 women and girls who have driven impactful change in these sectors. Who else should we spotlight? #WomenInScienceDay
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Regularly inspect septic tanks for leaks to prevent water contamination and illness. Stay safe. #InfectiousDiseases #IDFridays
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Are you a parent looking for guidance on instilling good hygiene habits in your family? Tune in to an episode of DRASA Radio Half Hour, where we explored family hygiene tips and strategies: #DRASARadioHalfHour #FamilyHygiene
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Preventing infectious diseases starts with simple, everyday actions that protect you and those around you. We have curated five key steps to #StaySafe and healthy. Read and practice these tips to contribute to a healthier, safer community. #InfectionPrevention
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RT @BONewsService: The community-driven approach to countering infectious diseases by @drasatrust is laudable. However, strengthening Niger…
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We are the spotlight on this week’s edition of the torchlight story series @nighealthwatch This piece showcases our efforts in community health based disease surveillance as community dwellers are important in protecting public health. Read more here:
In Lagos, @drasatrust is empowering communities to detect, report & prevent outbreaks by training the community members to be Health Champions. How are they doing this? @OladunjoyeBles1 tells #TheWholeStory in this #NHWTorchlightSeries. A must-read:
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Neglected Tropical Diseases (#NTDs) are often overlooked in global health agendas, leading to insufficient funding despite their significant impact on people and associated deaths. We encourage everyone to unite, act, and eliminate NTDs. Learn more here:
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The "DAB" technique, which involves sneezing into the curve of your elbow, is a simple yet effective way to prevent the spread of germs, especially in public places. Learn more about this as you listen to a recent episode of our #DRASARadioHalfHour show:
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We are #hiring! Join the #HumansOfDRASA and be a part of a formidable team committed to improving the future of public health, one Health Champion at a time. Are you interested? Visit our website to explore current openings in communications and HR:
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The program provided valuable education on AMR, ensuring key messages reached individuals in their homes, workplaces, and daily environments. The broadcast also featured an interactive Q&A session, where listeners had the opportunity to call in. #AMR
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Every year, World Leprosy Day is celebrated to increase the public's understanding of this infectious disease. This year's theme "Unite. Act. Eliminate," encourages us to take action to spread awareness and make a difference together. #WorldLeprosyDay #UniteActEliminate
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RT @nighealthwatch: Like other countries in West Africa, Nigeria grapples with recurring outbreaks of Lassa Fever, and the need for a relia…
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RT @nighealthwatch: .@DrRHatchett, CEO of @CEPIvaccines, pinpointed several priority projects that the organisation is undertaking within t…
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RT @nighealthwatch: This week, we are proud to have organised a vital Roundtable discussion for @CEPIvaccines and Civil Society Organisatio…
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