Tuesday, 7 April 2020
Erick Okioma and Grassroot Network (G-net): World Health Day as it is From the COVID-19 WAR Fr...
Erick Okioma and Grassroot Network (G-net): World Health Day as it is From the COVID-19 WAR Fr...: The World Health Day is a global health awareness day celebrated every year on 7 April, under the sponsorship of the World Health Organi...
World Health Day as it is From the COVID-19 WAR Frontier
The World
Health Day is a global health awareness day celebrated every year on 7 April,
under the sponsorship of the World Health Organization, as well as other related
organizations. This year it is the day to celebrate the work of nurses,
midwives and other healthcare workers and also remind world leaders of the
critical role they play in keeping the world healthy. This year’s theme is to
support nurses, midwives and other health care worker the vital role they play
to ensure communities are healthy. World health day every year also promotes
healthy living. Remember that as we face current #COVID-19 Pandemic these
mortals are our lifeline our only hope for survival
As we battle
the #COVID-19 pandemic this group of people are our frontline troops in this war.
It is important to highlight their preparedness by ensuring they have a full
combat gear as we face the enemy. This are our brothers, sisters, mothers,
fathers, sons, Daughters, neighbors etc. Please take a moment find out if they
have the gears or if the gears are available in the workstation. Do what you
can including in solidarity with them lets clap and give all support we can. #stayhome
As a
community let's be ahead of the game, #COVID19 is at the community transmission
stage. #washyourhands with soap, #socialdistancing and #stayathome
#staysafesavelives #KomeshaCorona .In Kenya and in particular this forms a fragile
but effective line of defense in this
#COVID-19 Pandemic and is our only hope
with weak resource setting like our healthcare system
.Tuesday, 31 March 2020
#Lets not forget our children in the fight against #COVID19 #coronaviruske
The Kenyan Cabinet Secretary also has made it clear and singled in particular on community transmission in the capital City Nairobi Kenya . Now that schools and churches are closed. Sending or transmitting general messages about Korona isn't reaching the children.
They see it as the disease is for adults. They continue crowding and playing innocently Oblivious of the danger posed by Covid-19. Let's have child specific prevention messages. More so in the informal settlements. We know there are children who don,t keep indoors.As children they mingle and do not observe the rules set as per the prevention of Corona.Others are involved in door to door business of selling food stuffs, soap etc depending on your community."Yesterday a boy child knocked by my door to sell me ripe bananas but I shed some light to him that it is dangerous doing so at the moment" let's not leave our children behind #KomeshaCorona #COVID19KE #justice4health #Justice2Health #stayhome #staysafesavelives
Tuesday, 24 March 2020
MY #VIRTUALWORLDTB2020 #TB, #COVID-19 AND #HIV WAR FRONTIER
Retracing community Engagement Down memory lane.
Sunday, 22 March 2020
Sunday, 8 March 2020
#IWD2020
“Women are a true inspiration because they never ever give up until they have achieved their goals.”
“If you want to follow then follow the footsteps of your woman colleague because she is the real hero and real winner.”
“Learn the management skills from a woman because she is the one who is always managing her life, her career, her wishes, her desires and striking a balance between them all.”
“Women are never scared of failures because they always aim at goals and growth.” #Happy #IWD2020
Sunday, 16 February 2020
Serodifferent Partners: Dating, Relationships, and Mixed HIV Status thewellproject
Serodifferent Partners: Dating, Relationships, and Mixed HIV Status thewellproject https://www.thewellproject.org/hiv-information/serodifferent-partners-dating-relationships-and-mixed-hiv-status via @thewellproject
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