The last 10 days have been busy. Last Saturday we went to a
workshop for community health workers from Cayo District. The purpose of the meeting was to test-teach the
prenatal chapter in the women’s health module that Cathy had written. She did
most of the teaching with help from one of the HECOPAB (Health Education and
Community Participation Bureau) educators. The training activities seemed to go
over well. We have yet to see the scores from the test we gave before and after
the sessions. It will be nice to know if the training was effective. The people certainly seemed to like it. We got great feedback about language and cultural nuances that
need to be changed in the manuscript.
Arlette Sheppard is at the front, asking for feedback about specific wording in the manual. |
The facility, Camalote Camp, is very nice and perfect for meetings. From left to right, Arlette, Cathy, Rose, and Christina (Rose and Christina are HECOPAB educators) |
One group presenting |
Another group presenting with Rose Anderson supervising |
A second room (air conditioned!) where we worked |
My work partner, Mr. Tillett has been working furiously with me on a
video about child nutrition and Incaparina. The Ministry of Health He had asked him to give a presentation at a meeting
in Belmopan. He gave the presentation even though there are still improvements
to be made to the video. According to what he said, it was very well received. They have asked him to
finish the voice-over parts and then publish it to be widely distributed on
DVD. I am proud, and very happy for him to get recognized for the good things he
is doing for children in our district. It is great to be a part of that.
Tylon Tillett working on the voice-over for the video |
We are both very grateful to our friends and relatives who have
enlivened our lives with care packages of goodies. Jeannie and Larry, Joyce and Holly, Toni and Stacey, Carol and Nancy, and Charlie - THANK YOU! We realize that it is
expensive to send things and that you have to wait a long time for stuff to get
here before you hear the delight in our voices when we offer our heartfelt
thanks.
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