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Updated Rabies Blueprints available in additional languages

GARC has expanded access to its newly updated Canine Rabies Blueprint – a comprehensive toolkit for developing rabies control programs – by providing translations of the website into Spanish and French, and added a french translation of the Rabies surveillance blueprint.

World Rabies Day 2015

GARC announces this year's theme is End Rabies Together and calls for people working to prevent rabies to register events to help raise the global profile of this neglected disease

The Great Adventure for Rabies Control

Dane Medina, a Communication Officer for GARC based in the Philippines recounts her recent visit to the project in Nias, Indonesia

AFRICA UNITES TO COMBAT RABIES

Leading public health and veterinary experts from 34 different countries have come together to co-ordinate efforts to combat rabies in Africa

GARC Welcomes G7 One Health Approach To Neglected Diseases

The Global Alliance for Rabies Control has welcomed a statement from the G7 Summit, at Schloss Elmau in Germany, to commit to a One Health approach to develop new health technologies, including vaccines to tackle neglected tropical diseases

WSAVA and GARC Join Forces in Rabies Fight

The World Small Animal Veterinary Association (WSAVA) and the Global Alliance for Rabies Control (GARC) have joined forces to collaborate in the fight against canine rabies.

One Health Challenge winners attend Global One Health conference

A team of veterinary and medical students from St George’s University, Grenada, participated in the World Medical Association/World Veterinary Association Global Conference on One Health in Madrid, Spain last week.

Partnership forged to educate children to prevent dog bites and rabies

GARC and the programme managers of two Netcare Trauma Injury Prevention Programmes have teamed up to develop a fun-filled yet informative booklet.

GARC selected as charity partner of NECTM6

Northern European Conference on Travel Medicine have announced GARC as their charity partner for next year's conference

160 people die of rabies every day, says major new study

GARC’s Partners for Rabies Prevention group, has just published a study that found that 160 people die every single day from canine rabies. The report is the product of a long collaboration among PRP members to gather all relevant data that can be used to address the question of how big an impact canine rabies has across the world.