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Community WASH Promotion Workshop

Date:
2026-11-24 - 2026-11-26
Language:
English
Location:
Vonzula Community, Grand Cape Mount County
Host Organization:
Empowerment Rehabilitation Services, Inc. (ERS)
Event Cost:
Co-funded by CAWST and ERS (Admission is free; participant travel and logistics not covered)
Prerequisites:
1. Local Representation: A permanent resident and active member of the local WASH committee with firsthand knowledge of community water and sanitation challenges. 2. Key Skills: Strong peer-to-peer communication, basic group facilitation, and the ability to translate technical concepts into culturally relevant messages. 3. Core Commitment: Dedicated to full participation in the in-person training and accountable for leading ongoing household and community hygiene promotion activities afterward.
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Join ERS and CAWST for an interactive, three-day workshop designed for sanitation specialists, field technicians, and active local WASH committee members in Liberia. This hands-on training equips participants with the core principles of Community WASH Promotion and practical field techniques to reduce public health risks and drive lasting community hygiene impact.

Running from November 24-26, 2026, this in-person intensive features 6-hour daily sessions starting promptly at 9:00 AM (18 hours total). Through participatory group exercises and applied learning, participants will strengthen their ability to pair technical sanitation solutions with effective community mobilization and behavior-change communication.

 

Who Should Attend & Commitment: This workshop is tailored for frontline sanitation specialists and field technicians implementing local sanitation infrastructure, alongside permanent local residents who serve as active WASH committee members. Ideal candidates bring strong community ties, basic interpersonal and facilitation skills, and firsthand familiarity with local water and sanitation challenges. Because each day builds sequentially on practical field methodologies, participants must commit to full daily attendance across all three days and be prepared to lead ongoing neighborhood and household hygiene promotion follow-up activities after the training.