Dear Colleagues:
The Social and Behavior Change (SBC) for Service Delivery Community of Practice (CoP) <https://breakthroughactionandresearch.org/sbc-for-service-delivery-commu... is seeking existing Provider Behavior Change (PBC)* programmatic tools and resources that aim to improve reproductive, maternal, and child health outcomes.
Submissions will be used to develop a free, online compendium to help SBC, service delivery, and other practitioners identify, use, and adapt existing PBC tools and materials in their own programming.
We kindly request your help to identify existing PBC programmatic tools and materials developed in the last ten years for inclusion in the compendium. Please submit materials for consideration via this Google form <https://forms.gle/ctGyKndVqXBuq9mW7> by end-of-day Friday, April 28.
If you are interested in supporting the development of the compendium, please complete this sign-up form <https://forms.gle/X32oRMtjoRxb9Nf5A>. Lastly, if you are not already a member of the SBC for service delivery CoP and would like to participate, you can join here <https://airtable.com/shruL4UQYtkyYfERn>.
With kind regards,
Kendra Davis, MS, MA
(She/her)
Program Officer
Johns Hopkins Center for Communication Programs
Email:kendra.davis<mailto:kendra.davis@jhu.edu>@jhu.edu<mailto:kendra.davis@jhu.edu>
www.breakthroughactionandresearch.org<http://www.breakthroughactionandresearch.org/>
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* Aims to support community- and facility-based providers in the public and private sectors to improve client health outcomes by addressing factors that shape provider behavior. These interventions may engage directly or indirectly with providers to address individual, interpersonal, client, community, workplace, health systems, and country or geopolitical factors that impede or facilitate positive provider behaviors.
HIFA profile: Kendra Davis is a Program Officer at Johns Hopkins Center for Communication Programs., USA. Email: kendra.davis AT jhu.edu
