This poster is used as part of the Mothers Alive campaign to reinforce messages given through other channels. The poster promotes antenatal care in order to achieve a healthy pregnancy explicitly directing women to go for antenatal care as soon as they know they are pregnant, and at least 4 times during the pregnancy.

This poster is used as part of the Mothers Alive campaign to reinforce messages given through other channels. The poster promotes family planning through proper spacing of pregnancies. Specifically, it mentions that waiting two years between pregnancies is optimal for the health of the mother and the children.

This poster is used as part of the Mothers Alive campaign to reinforce messages given through other channels. The poster contains the key danger signs for women during pregnancy, with a call to action.

This birth plan covers the necessary steps the family of a pregnant woman should take during each month of the pregnancy and after delivery. The plan includes education, social support, logistics, nutrition and care, and medical preparations the family should be arranging prior to the birth.

This document outlines the capacity building strategy employed by The Communications Support for Health (CSH) program, which aims to enhance the capacity of the Government of the Republic of Zambia (GRZ) to manage and implement effective national health communications interventions.

This toolkit was developed in response to the need to address TB stigma especially where TB and HIV co-infection rates are high. It involves participatory workshops with health-workers, people living with HIV, and ex-TB patients.

Living and Loving was a radio learning program for PLHA and their caregivers produced under the HCP-Z project in 2005.

Materials in this toolkit include a facilitator’s guide, community mobilizer’s cards, roleplay cards, storytelling finger puppets, promotional proverbs and best kept secrets throw boxes, promotional playing cards, and dialogue buttons.