Denying children immunization exposes them to life threatening illnesses.
In order to protect their lives, SCOPE Kenya reminds parents to ensure that their children are vaccinated even amid COVID-19 #Vaccinessavelives#worldimmunizationweek2020@Kenyapaeds@MOH_Kenya
As we mark #WorldImmunizationWeek2020 SCOPE Kenya appreciates the effort by nurses and midwives who have been in the frontline in the vaccination program.
KEPRECON Chief Executive Director Prof. Were speaks on the measures that the fraternity has put in place to protect the immunization program amidst COVID-19 outbreak.
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By this year (2020), immunizations since 2001 has averted an estimated US$ 350 billion (uncertainty range: 260–460 billion) in total costs due to illness (WHO, 2011). We, Kenyans should sustain this great investment by allocating budget for immunisation #VaccinesWorkForAll
Even amid COVID-19 pandemic, SCOPE encourages families to take children for their routine immunization.
While observing the COVID-19 preventive guidelines, community health workers will continue sharing information about essential services.
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As we mark the World Immunization week, we call upon involved policymakers to support our course and the government to consider allocating more funds for immunization purposes. #worldimmunizationweek#worldimmunizationweek2020
Did you know Malaria has shared symptoms with COVID-19?
In line with Govt's efforts to mitigate Malaria outbreak, SCOPE Kenya encourages you to;
-Protect yourself from mosquitoes
-Visit any government facility for free Malaria testing if you experience any of the symptoms