Skip to main content
  • User login
  • Donate
    • Twitter
    • Facebook
    • YouTube
    • Instagram
    • LinkedIn
    • Contact Us
Home
Working to eliminate human deaths from dog rabies by 2030

Main navigation

  • Donate
  • About
    • About GARC
      • Our story
      • Our people
      • Where we work
      • Our partners
      • GARC Awards
    • About rabies
      • What is rabies?
      • How big is the problem of rabies?
      • Public health concerns for rabies
      • Signs and symptoms of rabies
      • Can rabies be eliminated?
      • What is GARC doing to eliminate rabies globally?
  • Policy and Advocacy
    • End Rabies Now
    • Zero by 30: Our catalytic response
  • Capacity Building
    • Advocacy tools
    • Education tools
    • Planning tools
    • Surveillance tools
  • Networks
    • Country support
    • Partners for Rabies Prevention
    • Regional networks
      • PARACON
      • ARACON
      • MERACON
  • World Rabies Day
    • Register an event
    • Events
    • Event resources
    • Awards: Awardees and Shortlist
  • Get involved
    • World Rabies Day
    • Fundraising
    • Volunteer
    • Get certified
    • Stay informed
    • Social Media
  • Resources
  • Media
Toggle Menu
  • Twitter
  • Facebook
  • YouTube
  • Instagram
  • LinkedIn
  • Contact Us

Main navigation

  • Donate
  • About
  • Policy and Advocacy
  • Capacity Building
  • Networks
  • World Rabies Day
  • Get involved
  • Resources
  • Media

How can we help you today?

How can we help you today?

Let us take you to the right page

Dog lying in doorway, Madagascar

Will you give to save a life? Donate.

garc-news

Latest News

View all our news
  • Recent progress drives a new vision for GARC in the year ahead.

    19 December 2022

    Professor Louis Nel shares the vision for GARC as we move into 2023, with a particular focus on community-led organizations and a new way to unite different partners working within communities.

  • World Rabies Day - stronger every year!

    19 December 2022

    Following the 2 years of pandemic, World Rabies Day dynamically returned to raise awareness, save lives, and highlight the connection with One Health.

  • Continued capacity building throughout Africa in partnership with the UN FAO

    19 December 2022

    GARC continues to deliver upon its sustainable mission by helping to build capacity in rabies-endemic countries.

Resources

View all our resources
  • Exposure, symptoms and diagnosis, Community awareness, Professional training, Community Outreach, Posters and Factsheets, Rabies FAQs, Community News

    Wound category poster

    Quick reference guide to the WHO wound categories for rabies, by GARC.
  • Community Outreach, Posters and Factsheets

    Rabies symptoms in humans

    A GARC Infographic depicting the various symptoms of rabies in humans.
  • Community Outreach, Posters and Factsheets

    Rabies signs in dogs

    rabies signs in dogs infographic, GARC
  • Community Outreach, Teaching children

    School curriculum lesson plans

    garc-childrensitting

GARC Monthly theme

https://rabiesalliance.org
February theme: Loving that Human-Animal bond!
Privacy Info

GARC on Twitter

@RabiesAlliance
Tweets by @RabiesAlliance

Follow GARC on social media:

  • Twitter
  • Facebook
  • YouTube
  • Instagram
  • LinkedIn
  • Contact Us

Footer

  • Contact us
  • Privacy Policy
  • Cookie Policy
  • Site Index
  • Donate
Kinder logo
Charity Navigator rating
Guidestar logo
Copyright © GARC | A registered charity in the US as Global Alliance for Rabies Control (a 501c3 organization) and in the United Kingdom as Alliance for Rabies Control (no. SC037112)
-

Footer utility

  • Copyright & Legal