Curing Neglected Tropical Diseases (NTDs) & Breaking the Poverty Cycle
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Hands and face charts serve as a visual representation of the current cleanliness of a child’s hands and face.
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Each child prepares two drawings of their hand, one where it appears dirty and the other where it appears clean.
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Children also do the same with two drawings of their face.
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Once these drawings are prepared and individually labeled, the charts are hung up in the classroom or household, with one side facing outwards (visible) and the other side hidden.
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The visible side should reflect the current cleanliness status of the child. If a child’s hands/face are dirty, the dirty chart should be visible.
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The child may turn over the drawing and display the clean side only after washing.
The clean and dirty hands and face charts serve as a visual reminder for the children of the need to keep clean at all times. It also serves as a reminder for teachers and parents to frequently monitor the children’s cleanliness.