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Harnessing SBCC through Care Groups to Improve Maternal and Child Health

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Live Interpretation Available: English, Spanish, Portuguese and French. To listen, join this session in Zoom Events and select your preferred language channel. Please bring your own headphones or earbuds. Click here to access Zoom.

The Care Group methodology has demonstrated remarkable efficacy in enhancing maternal-child health outcomes through the improvement of caregiver behaviors. This participatory session aims to provide attendees with a condensed yet comprehensive workshop, delving into key elements of program design and considerations, monitoring tools, and Social and Behavior Change (SBC) strategies that underpin the effectiveness of Care Groups.

Central to the discussion will be an exploration of SBC strategies integral to the success of Care Groups. Participants will learn how to leverage these strategies effectively to facilitate behavior change, empower caregivers, and foster sustainable health outcomes within their communities. The workshop will also explore practical monitoring tools and methodologies crucial for assessing program impact and ensuring accountability.

By the end of the workshop, attendees will be equipped with the knowledge and skills to utilize the manuals and tools developed, empowering them to design and implement impactful Care Group programs in their respective contexts.

This session invites engagement and active participation, fostering a collaborative learning environment. Together, we aim to further harness the potential of Care Groups as a transformative approach in advancing maternal-child health worldwide.

Jun 22, 2026 13:30 - 15:30(America/Panama)
Venue : Pacifico - 5*
20260622T1330 20260622T1530 America/Panama Harnessing SBCC through Care Groups to Improve Maternal and Child Health

Live Interpretation Available: English, Spanish, Portuguese and French. To listen, join this session in Zoom Events and select your preferred language channel. Please bring your own headphones or earbuds. Click here to access Zoom.

The Care Group methodology has demonstrated remarkable efficacy in enhancing maternal-child health outcomes through the improvement of caregiver behaviors. This participatory session aims to provide attendees with a condensed yet comprehensive workshop, delving into key elements of program design and considerations, monitoring tools, and Social and Behavior Change (SBC) strategies that underpin the effectiveness of Care Groups.

Central to the discussion will be an exploration of SBC strategies integral to the success of Care Groups. Participants will learn how to leverage these strategies effectively to facilitate behavior change, empower caregivers, and foster sustainable health outcomes within their communities. The workshop will also explore practical monitoring tools and methodologies crucial for assessing program impact and ensuring accountability.

By the end of the workshop, attendees will be equipped with the knowledge and skills to utilize the manuals and tools developed, empowering them to design and implement impactful Care Group programs in their respective contexts.

This session invites engagement and active participation, fostering a collaborative learning environment. Together, we aim to further harness the potential of Care Groups as a transformative approach in advancing maternal-child health worldwide.

Pacifico - 5* International Social and Behavior Change Communication Summit info@sbccsummit.org
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