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MISSION AFRICA: Since 2017

MAY WE ALWAYS BE KNOWN BY OUR LOVE

(2020) COVID 19 Initiatives

Kisii County, Kenya - Mountain Outreach

Lead by Mr. Abel Siro 

Founder/Organizer of Brosis Integrated Community Based Org.

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Initiative Info Drive by Maflor

COVID 19 INFORMATION DRIVE

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Reaching out to children, elderly, kids and older adults with disabilities, single mothers, and fathers.

 

A COVID-19 Community Based Information Dissemination Initiative 

  • Self-hygiene

  • Self-isolation

  • Quarantine

  • Basic Mask information

  • information critical to the elderly and immune-compromised

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MOBILE RESPONSE 

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Online / OFFLINE Community COVID Call Care Team

  • Taking calls and making calls

  • Hands-on Approach

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MASK DISTRIBUTION

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Mountain Outreach in the mountain to the elderly and kids.

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  • 20 masks Brosis Community-Rural Football Team

  • 25 Kids mostly girls present

  • 1 Child with disability

  • 4 elderly a total of fifty masks

  • Total of 50 Masks ​

 

Thank you for all your generous donations.

What is #flattenthecurve?

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this is one of the trending #hashtags on the Internet. Amid the ongoing crisis and chaos of coronavirus, medical officials are doing everything in their power to slow down the spread of the virus. In the scientific field, it is expressed as flattening the curve—slowing the spread of infection, which can be almost as important as stopping it altogether.   

 

The concept behind "flattening the curve" is simple: if everyone gets infected at the same time, hospitals won't be able to care for all the people who will eventually die without treatment. So if everyone adheres to the recommendations laid out to avoid spreading the virus and “flatten” the infection numbers on any given day, medics will have a greater chance of giving all patients the help that they need.

What type of mask do I need?

ADVICE: SOCIAL DISTANCING #covid19

 

Advice For The Public: COVID-19
Maintain Social Distancing.
Maintain at least a 1 meter (3 feet) distance between yourself and anyone coughing or sneezing.

MOBILE/VIRTUAL COVID-INFO CENTER

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CoViD19 COMMUNITY BASED INFORMATION DISSEMINATION and ONLINE CALL CENTER –
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A COMMUNITY JOINT INFORMATION CENTER (Calls only). Communities are central.
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PLEASE INFORM CORE CURE TEAM TO DO A VIDEO INTRODUCING THEMSELVES FROM THEIR RESPECTIVE ORGANIZATION.
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INTRODUCE YOUR NAME, YOUR COMMUNITY ARE, YOUR ORGANIZATION AND PROVIDE A TELEPHONE NUMBER.
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THIS IS TO PROTECT YOUR ORGANIZATION INCASE THERE ARE PEOPLE WHO WOULD LIKE TO CONTRIBUTE OR JOIN THE CAUSE.
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The Call Care Team Online helps to create awareness in their respective community. Monitor, share updates and answer questions from the district.

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CALL CARE TEAM is raising awareness about COVID-19 by helping to disseminate critical information about the virus, fact-checking, and stemming the spread of fake news.

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CALL CARE TEAM volunteer peer educator who inspires neighbors in their community to think more about improving their health.

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CALL CARE TEAM are working towards educating their respective community on the importance of hand-washing, social distancing, and Stay Home to fight COVID19

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Connect with the local health department, make sure you have a copy of your group's registration as a non-profit to show them. Bring it with you.

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PROTOCOLS FOR ENTERING YOUR HOME

13 Infographs

On The Do’s And Dont’s Of #SocialDistancing

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Using the #FlattenTheCurve hashtag, people are sharing informative yet easy-to-digest infographics on coronavirus. These infographics that you're about to see were shared by an Imgur user under the nickname wooyi and depict the do's and don'ts of social distancing. So scroll down below to see them all and take care of yourself and your loved ones!
- Neringa Utaraitė

WASH YOUR HANDS MORE OFTEN FOR 20 SECONDS

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Simple Actions To  Break The Chain of Virus Transmission

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UAFC & BroSis Group/JLKJLU Africa calls for the mobilization of all its volunteers, team leaders, coaches to strictly respect the barrier gestures, starting with:

  • Wash your hands very regularly,

  • Wash your hands often with soap and water for at least 20 seconds, especially after going to the bathroom, before eating, and after blowing your nose, coughing, or sneezing.

  • If soap and water are not readily available, use an alcohol-based hand sanitizer with at least 60 percent alcohol.

  • Greet others without shaking hands and avoid hugging,

  • Use disposable tissues,

  • Avoid touching your eyes, nose, and mouth.

  • Cover your cough or sneeze into your elbow or into
    a handkerchief or with a tissue, then throw the tissue in the trash.

  • Clean and disinfect frequently touched objects and surfaces using a regular household cleaning spray or wipe.

  • Stay home when you are sick.

  • Respect the recommended physical distances,

as well as the containment measures are taken by national authorities.

WASH YOUR HANDS MORE OFTEN FOR 20 SECONDS

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Simple Actions To  Break The Chain of Virus Transmission

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NOVEL CORONAVIRUS SIGNS AND SYMPTOMS

There is #NO Vaccination for Covid19 at this time.

Individuals who suspect they might be experiencing symptoms of COVID-19 should contact a medical facility before traveling to the site to inform them about your symptoms so appropriate steps can be taken to protect yourself and others.

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Symptoms can include:

  • fever (100.5 degrees Fahrenheit),

  • cough, and shortness of breath.

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You are again strongly encouraged to reach out to your medical professional, health clinic, or hospital before traveling to their site to alert them of your symptoms so they can make appropriate steps to protect you and others.

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The virus spreads mainly due to person-to-person contact via:

  • respiratory droplets from coughing or sneezing.

  • Contact with infected surface areas or objects before touching nose, eyes, or mouth can also spread the virus.

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