Topic: Health & Lifestyle

As Ebola Response Continues, CLTS Running Strong in Rural Liberia

Children from Cotton Tree, an ebola-affected village using a new reed-based hand washing station

Last week in Bong County, the National Technical Coordinating Unit (NTCU) – responsible for setting Liberia’s national WASH guidelines – verified 29 new communities as Open Defecation Free (ODF). “What was originally just a short-term basic hygiene promotion has become another successful Community Led Total Sanitation (CLTS) project,” said Global Communities former Country Director Piet deVries to his country staff.

Zimbabwe: Prostitutes become innovative to make an honest living

Prostitute zimbabwe

TWENTY-FOUR-YEAR-OLD Precious Philemon survived a gruelling experience of a crumbled marriage, which left her in the care of her young child. As she struggled to make ends meet she resorted to prostitution and for several years she made out of the profession yet she could no longer endure to the gruelling effects and tough side that came along with the job.