Community Coordinator for Rabies Certificate
Even though the Community Coordinator for rabies Certificate (CCC) course can be completed by anyone who wants to become a rabies focal person in their community, the course was specifically designed to empower Community Health Workers.
Overview
This course has been designed to be an informative follow-on course that provides an additional layer of proficiency for certified rabies educators. By completing this course, graduates are provided with additional knowledge and best practices for rabies prevention and are thus able to manage various common rabies-related situations within communities. By completing this course, CCC graduates are empowered to be knowledgeable rabies focal persons within their community.
Core themes of the CCC coursework
- Coordinating rabies control activities at the community-level
- Building relationships with community leaders
- Building links with the animal and human health sectors in the community
- Assisting with mass vaccination events at the community-level
- Managing bite cases and possible rabies exposures within a community
- Managing waste as a means to manage free roaming dogs in the community
Languages:
- English
- French
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