A poster box is used at school
What is an “educational poster box” ?
A poster box is a set of simple, colorful drawings, which are covered with plastic for durability and which are packed in a strong wooden crate.
Each poster box addresses a specific theme and includes a number of drawings ranging from a dozen to more than sixty.
They are used in schools, development centers, and during special information sessions.
What are the themes addressed by the posters?
At this moment the Center has produced eleven educational poster boxes.
These address the following themes:
A poster box used during prenatal consultations
- malaria (62 drawings)
- intestinal worms (68)
- tuberculosis (26)
- sleeping sickness (45)
- how to make a trap for tsetse flies (12)
- child nutrition (56)
- AIDS and the family (42)
- “the fleet of hope” (on the fight against AIDS) (23)
- desirable births and the problem of pregnancies at school (49)
- alcoholism (40)
- sanitation (50)
See some images here that present these themes.
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