– Global Handwashing Day Sample Clauses

– Global Handwashing Day. The Ghana WASH Project collaborated and provided support to the Community Water and Sanitation Agency (CWSA) for the celebration of the Global Handwashing Day in four regions. The theme for the celebration was ‘Five years of global hand washing; going beyond the 5th birthday of children’. GWASH support included the following: • Provision of T-Shirts, • Development of a drama script to be acted by school children • Screening of handwashing videos • School quizzes and debates with prizes • Route march • Refreshments for school children • Logistics for the Planning Committees Methodist JHS performing a drama on the importance of hand washing Eastern Region Celebration - The Eastern Region celebration was held in Asokore, Koforidua, at the Methodist JHS. The event was attended by approximately 2,500 school children, 200 adults (including teachers, representation from the District Assembly, Ghana Education Service, Ghana Health Service, CWSA, opinion leaders, and School children waiting to wash their hands during the mass hand washing event in Asokore food vendors/hawkers). There were series of activities to disseminate the importance of hand washing with soap. These include a drama by the Methodist JHS, songs and poetry recitals, speeches, presentation of prizes for winners of the Clean Schools Competition as well as a mass hand washing exercise, led by the Senior Nursing Officer of the Asokore Hospital. Volta Region Celebration - The event was held at Akatsi. However, prior to the commemoration of the event at Akatsi, series of activities were carried out to raise awareness about the importance of proper hand washing with soap.
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