CLEAN : Liberian teenagers promote Ebola awareness in Monrovia slum

In West Point, a community affected by gender violence, girls shifted their focus to Ebola awareness as cases rose. They approached UNICEF for training to educate their community on prevention measures, such as avoiding bushmeat and maintaining hygiene. Their efforts aimed to curb the spread of Ebola and protect their vulnerable community.

Why did the girls in West Point decide to change their program focus to Ebola?

• They wanted to travel to other communities.

• They received funding specifically for Ebola.

• They were no longer interested in gender violence issues.

• They saw a rise in Ebola cases in their community.

What was the primary reason for the girls' vulnerability in their community?

• Lack of education.

• Natural disasters.

• Dense population and poverty.

• Political instability.

What action did the girls take after deciding to focus on Ebola?

• They started a new school.

• They organized a protest.

• They approached UNICEF for training.

• They moved to a different community.

What was one of the key messages taught during the community education?

• Avoid eating bushmeat.

• Travel frequently to spread awareness.

• Use herbal remedies for Ebola.

• Build new hospitals.

Which of the following was NOT a precaution advised to prevent Ebola spread?

• Stop shaking hands too much.

• Avoid drinking water.

• Be cautious with physical contact.

• Cook food properly.