Toolkits

AWARENESS

The World Hepatitis Alliance has developed a series of six toolkits to help you plan for and implement your own awareness-raising campaigns both for World Hepatitis Day on 28 July and throughout the year.

The six Creating an Awareness Campaign Toolkits are:

1. World Hepatitis Day 2012: Outlining the theme and messaging for the 2012 World Hepatitis Day campaign and ideas for using them.

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2. Working with the Media: Offering tips on getting media coverage and making sure your campaign reaches a large audience.

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3. Organising Events: Providing ideas for different types of awareness raising events.

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4. Reaching Online and Social Media Audiences: Suggesting ways to increase your online and social media effectiveness.

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5. Working with business to support your WHD activities: Exploring ways to partner with business for your activities.

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6. Reaching Audiences Through Mobile SMS Messaging: Providing support to SMS strategies.

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POLICY

The adoption of a resolution on viral hepatitis in May 2010 illustrates that, in principle, the 193 World Health Organization (WHO) member states are committed to taking action to tackle hepatitis B and C. The World Hepatitis Alliance believes that every country where there is significant prevalence of hepatitis B and/or C should have a comprehensive national strategy to tackle these diseases. We have produced a policy toolkit designed to help you work with your government to develop a national strategy that can be implemented in your country, including suggestions and examples of how you can do this successfully.

The policy toolkit contains information on:

1.Engaging with your government
2.Using the media to create understanding
3.What a national strategy should contain
4.Engaging with, and getting support from, WHO

Download the policy toolkit:

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