The only Ebola prevention manualwritten strictly from WHO and ministry guidance
- Every source cited
- In French, English, Lingala and Swahili
- It costs one gesture: passing it on to the next family
A free public-health project. Nothing is sold and no donations are collected.
Written for families in and near affected areas
- Households in eastern DRC, Uganda, Kenya and neighbouring countries who want to protect their family
- Ordinary people, French- and English-speaking, in Africa and outside it
- Diaspora relatives abroad who want to send something reliable to people back home
One short manual, every source cited
- A short PDF, written strictly from WHO and national ministry guidance
- Available in French, English, Lingala and Swahili
- Read on one light, mobile-first site
A look inside the manual
- Pick your language first: French, English, Lingala or Swahili
- See the WHO or ministry source for each piece of guidance
- Short enough to read on a phone
Sample
Protect your household
Wash your hands
With soap and clean water, every time you come home.
Source: WHO
If someone is sick
Keep your distance and call your local health line.
Source: Ministry of Health
The manual at a glance
- Basis
- WHO + ministries
- Languages
- FR · EN · LN · SW
- Format
- PDF + mobile site
- Cost
- One gesture
Pass it onSend it to the next family.
SourcesCited beside every line.
How it works
Pick your language
Open the site on your phone and choose French, English, Lingala or Swahili.
Read the short manual
Every piece of guidance comes from WHO or a national ministry, with the source cited.
Pass it on
Send it to the next family. That is the whole price.
It costs one gesture
SafeHands Ebola is a free public-health project, financed by its founder. Nothing is sold and no donations are collected. The only thing asked is that you pass it on to the next family.
Something reliable for the people back home
- Read it yourself, in the language you speak
- Send it to the next family when you are done
