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Messages for children and caregivers on Ebola in MENDE

December 18, 2014/in Messages Child Protection and Education Cluster Sierra Leone Mende Social Mobilization Children /by Nadia Berger

Messages-for-Children-and-Caregiver_MENDEThe messages for children and caregivers on Ebola, from the Child Protection and Education Cluster, are now available in Mende. This is open-sourced and can be used by any responding agencies.

Messages for children and caregivers on Ebola in MENDE

 

 

Resource Type(s)

Messages

Topic(s)

Social Mobilization

Audience(s)

Children

Language(s)

Mende

Country(ies)

Sierra Leone

Source(s)

Child Protection and Education Cluster

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