#WHWWeek

Health workers and journalists in low- and middle-income countries discuss their first-hand experiences with administering, communicating, and reporting on vaccines.

Health workers know best what they need during and beyond the pandemic. Here are three ways to ensure their voices guide the conversation.

We need a fit-for-purpose frontline health workforce based on local needs, realities, and disease burden.

Here’s how we can invest in them.

And why they wouldn’t want to do any other.

We need to remove gender-related barriers, recruit from local communities, and create funding mechanisms.

During World Health Worker Week, frontline health workers and members of the Frontline Health Workers Coalition (FHWC) took to Capitol Hill in Washington, DC, to educate lawmakers and their staff on the tremendous impact frontline health workers have in their communities and advocate for greater and...

Arti Sah works as a midwife at the Aambote health facility in, a remote community in Nepal. She completed her midwifery training, thanks to a CARE-GSK program that trains frontline health workers who are vital in bringing more and better quality maternal, neonatal, and reproductive health services...

For our World Health Worker Week blog series, we are featuring a number of posts that focus on different cadres of health workers, within health workforce teams. This post from AIHA looks at how social workers can play a crucial role in frontline heatlh workforce teams.

For our World Health Worker Week blog series, we are featuring a number of posts that focus on different cadres of health workers, within health workforce teams. This piece from Jhpiego focuses on Nurse Julia Doudu in Ghana.