Media

GARC Supports the Philippines Province of Cebu in Intensifying its Rabies Advocacy Program

GARC conducts the fifth in a series of Media Advocacy workshops which aims to strengthen the provincial rabies prevention and elimination program

International Broadcaster Sheds Light on Groundbreaking Efforts to Control Rabies in the Philippines

6th April 2014, Geneva, Switzerland – The international broadcaster Al Jazeera is to kick off a major new season of health programming with a one-hour long documentary on rabies due to transmit on April 10th 2014.

Early Years Intervention for Pre-School Children

Children are more at risk of contracting rabies than any other group. GARC believes it's never too soon to teach children how to be safe around animals and is piloting an early intervention scheme for pre-school children in the Philippines

Announcing The One Health Challenge Winners

Entrants to The One Health Challenge put terrific effort into their community based rabies awareness events. Read about the winning entries here

News from the GARC Philippines Office

An introduction to our new team members in the Philippines office

Bridging the gap between knowledge and application for rabies control

Lea Knopf discusses why having the knowledge and tools to prevent rabies isn't enough to stop the disease

Earn money online for GARC

Easy, everyday ways to support our work to eliminate human deaths from rabies forever

CARE: projects for lasting change

Communities Against Rabies Exposure - six projects are now underway

Ilocos Norte launch rabies education in the classroom

Ilocos Norte, in the Philippines, is the latest province to begin teaching rabies prevention to children in elementary school

Translating "policy into practice" for effective rabies control

Manila, January 22, 2014. Rabies experts from the public health and veterinary sectors of 7 Asian countries, from the Global Alliance for Rabies Control (GARC), and the regional offices of the WHO (World Health Organization) and OIE (World Organization for Animal Health) gathered for 3 days in Manila for the tenth annual meeting of the Asian Rabies Expert Bureau (AREB).