Education Saves Lives

15/10/2026

On World Handwashing Day here's a reminder that washing your hands often, especially before you eat, can reduce your risk of getting sick.
This is especially important in places where there is disease at the moment, like cholera, or Ebola.

The Education Saves Lives "Basic Hygiene" lesson can tell you more - request copies for your community, and help them have more control over their health 🫶.

Education Saves Lives - it's simple!

https://educationsaveslives.org/dvd-title/basic-hygiene/

06/10/2026

With the first reported death in Kenya linked to the current Ebola outbreak - a reminder for our friends.

If you have our USB stick, you have the lesson about Ebola. Use it to understand the risks and what you can do to protect your community. This case was imported, there are no indications of spread in the community as of now.

Request lessons from us. Education can save lives.

Providing simple, free, interactive lessons in local languages. Available as DVDs and online.

05/10/2026

The Ebola outbreak is ongoing - here's a piece about how Education Saves Lives lessons have been used to help give confidence to the community.

https://educationsaveslives.org/our-news/dr-congo-ebola-outbreak-making-a-difference-with-the-invisible/

25/09/2026

New lessons!

A reminder for regular users of our lessons - please keep checking in as new lessons are released regularly. We've just published Avoiding Ebola in Lusamia Lugwe (it's not even on the website yet!) and more are coming soon.

You can see a link to our at-a-glance library in the comments.

You can also give us feedback about lessons you have used. Here are the tools on our website. 👇 Every time you send feedback, you will add to the story, and help more people access simple lessons for safer living.

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03/09/2026

Saddened to see that the Ebola crisis in DRCongo has now claimed more than 3000 lives. A reminder to our friends in that area - you can request lessons from us, or use the ones you already have, to help educate the community.

Or if you can't use the lessons, share the Ebola info reels we've created (link in comments) - getting the right information in the right way is vital.

14/08/2026

Our final inforeel - Recovery

People who recover from Ebola should be welcomed back into the community. The road to full recovery might take a long time, but with clear information you can safely talk with them, eat with them and work alongside them as their health improves. Education Saves Lives provides trusted resources that will help you navigate dealing with Ebola and keep you safe – get your free lesson today.

https://educationsaveslives.org/dvds/french/

12/08/2026

People who recover from Ebola should be welcomed back into the community. The road to full recovery might take a long time, but with clear information you can safely talk with them, eat with them and work alongside them as their health improves. Education Saves Lives provides trusted resources that will help your community deal with Ebola and keep you safe – get your free lesson today.

https://educationsaveslives.org/contact-us/

07/08/2026

Here's our latest inforeel in French.
Many people make a full recovery from Ebola, but sadly some people will die. It is important to to have a safe funeral because many Ebola infections can happen during funerals. Members of your community can protect themselves by following safety steps – do not touch the body, stay at least 1 metre away and ask health workers to help with the burial. Education Saves Lives can provide free resources to help you keep informed and protected when burying loved ones who have died from Ebola.
Message us to request free lessons for your community.
https://educationsaveslives.org/contact-us/

05/08/2026

Not everyone who is ill with Ebola will die - lots of people make a full recovery.
But, if someone has died, it is important to have a safe funeral because many Ebola infections can happen during funerals.
Members of your community can protect themselves by following safety steps – do not touch the body, stay at least 1 metre away and ask health workers to help with the burial.
Education Saves Lives can provide free resources to help you keep informed and protected when burying loved ones who have died from Ebola.
https://educationsaveslives.org/contact-us/