Knowledge is power. Talk to your fellow health workers. Ask your supervisor, people in your community, or an expert the next time you visit the district capital. Find out as much as possible about the group you will be talking with before you plan your health talk. Always keep the size of the group in mind when preparing your health talk.
Demonstrations are difficult if there are many people.
If not, break it down into smaller topics. Make a list of all points you want to cover and what you want to say about each point. Write a list of questions to ask the community members. It is important to get their participation and find out what they know. If you have more than 5 points, your topic needs to be divided into smaller topics.