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原文原文 / Original TextTen health and community workers in the Biakoye District and surrounding communities in the Oti Region have received nutrition training resources and support for malaria prevention education through a donor-funded initiative by MamaCare Ghana.
The initiative, funded by Medlink Pathways University of Thailand, is aimed at improving access to essential health information for mothers, caregivers and families in underserved communities.
The nutrition materials cover exclusive breastfeeding during the first six months of life, appropriate complementary feeding from six months, dietary diversity, hygiene, feeding sick children and growth monitoring.
They also guide health workers on counselling caregivers about feeding challenges and identifying situations in which children require medical attention.
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The Founder of MamaCare Ghana, Mr Emmanuel Pewudie, said the funding had enabled the organisation to develop nutrition training resources for the 10 health workers and support community outreach activities on malaria prevention and control.
He said support from institutions and individuals was essential to addressing gaps in access to basic health information and services, particularly in underserved communities.
Mr Pewudie said the malaria education component would equip residents with information on recognising symptoms and danger signs, seeking timely treatment and reducing mosquito breeding sites.
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