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The illustrations in the resource centre manual are by David Woodroffe.
provide access to materials that are up-to-date and relevant
to users
provide a pleasant environment for learning and training.
2.Encourage the use of information
assist users to find relevant information and suggest how
they can use it in their work
provide materials to support training and health promotion
provide information to those responsible for planning, managing
and implementing health programmes, including district health
management teams and community groups
produce information packs and resource lists
organise participatory workshops that use materials as tools
for problem-solving
work with teachers and trainers to identify resource materials
for training activities
offer an information and enquiry service
develop ways to reach potential users.
3. Produce materials
work with health teams and community groups to document their
experience
adapt, translate and produce health learning materials.
4. Strengthen links with other organisations
list local, national, regional and international organisations
working in health and related fields
develop contacts between organisations working in similar
fields, such as the Ministry of Education, Ministry of Water
and Sanitation, non-governmental organisations (NGOs) and community
organisations
Source
enourages the reproduction of material for non-profit uses. If you
would like to use any of the information in the resouce centre manual
please clearly credit Healthlink Worldwide and send a copy of the
publication to Healthlink Worldwide. 
