Fatshimetrie: Polio vaccination campaign, a crucial initiative for children’s health in Kongo-Central
Kongo-Central is mobilizing for the health of its youngest citizens with the launch of the polio vaccination campaign, vitamin A supplementation and albendazole deworming. This initiative, which aims to protect children aged 0 to 59 months, demonstrates the commitment of health authorities to public health.
With more than 900,000 children affected by polio vaccination, nearly 810,000 beneficiaries of vitamin A supplementation and more than 700,000 children for albendazole deworming, this campaign is of capital importance to prevent diseases and strengthen the immune system of the youngest. These public health actions contribute to improving the quality of life of children and reducing the prevalence of infectious diseases.
The organization of this three-day campaign, with vaccination teams going door to door, illustrates the effectiveness of the public health program in Kongo-Central province. By raising awareness among parents and communities about the importance of vaccination and vitamin A supplementation, health authorities are strengthening the population’s trust in health services and promoting adherence to preventive measures.
Beyond the fight against polio and the benefits of vitamin A supplementation, this public health campaign demonstrates Kongo-Central’s commitment to protecting child health. By investing in disease prevention and promoting collective actions for public health, the province is demonstrating its desire to ensure a better future for future generations.
In conclusion, the polio vaccination campaign, vitamin A supplementation and albendazole deworming in Kongo-Central is an essential initiative for child health. By acting preventively and raising awareness among the population about the challenges of vaccination, health authorities are strengthening the resilience of the health system and protecting the health of the most vulnerable.