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Programme / Health / Projects 2008-09 |
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Sustainable Health Intervention of Marginalized |
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Support Organization:
SIMAVI, Netharland |
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Brief of the Project: Second phase
intervention is
focused on the sustainability of the programme through
convergence and community based advocacy, demand generation and
cooperating with Govt. to improve on health service commitments. |
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Objective: Improved RH service
access and practices by marginalized community through effective
community action in 10 target panchayats of Deoghar district by
2009 |
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Total Project Duration: 3 years |
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Number of Programme Participants
Targeted:
Pregnant and lactating mothers, children within age group
0-60months, newly married couple, members of 130 VHC, 30 TBAs,
250 youth and adolescent, ICDS workers, ANMs and MOICs of 2
blocks, catering to 155 villages |
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Achievements: Number of Programme
participants served: 1090 pregnant, 5106 children within age group
0-60months, 518 lactating mothers, 116 newly married couples, 1950 VHC
members, 30 TBAs, 330 youth and adolescent, 324 women opting for IUD
insertion, ICDS workers, ANMs, MOICS and CS. |
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Apart
from regular activities, HIV and RCH integration had been successfully
done through Friday Outreach Mobile Testing and Counselling service. 121
volunteered for testing including 64 pregnant. 324 eligible women opted
for IUD insertion. Effective linkage with health department resulted in
more participation in govt. programme. This was possible due to JSACS
collaboration with NEEDS |
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IUD Camps |
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Support Organization:
PSI and local PHC/
district authorities of health department |
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Target:
600 eligible women |
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Achievements:
2000 eligible women of Deoghar and Dhanbad district in 2 months
pilot intervention
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Capacity Building of Sahiyya (Sahiyya Programme) |
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Support Organization:
Dept.of
Health and Family Welfare, GoJ |
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Brief of the
Project:
An initiative to reach to the “last house hold of the last
village” with quality primary health care services. Sahiyya, the
community volunteer is working as link person between community
and health system. Project is to build capacity of Sahiyyas
through training on modules developed by health department, GoJ
under NRHM initiative. |
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Objective:
To build capacity of the Sahiyyas on 4 modules on the themes of –
Sahiyya programme, Child Care, Water-Sanitation-Nutrition and Safe
Motherhood. |
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Total Project
Duration:
12 months |
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Number of
Programme Participants Targeted:
1646 Number of Programme participants served [1508 trained on 3rd
Module and 255 trained on 4th Module] |
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Achievements:
Sahiyyas got training on TB and pregnancy detection also and are helping
people to get access to DOTS programme, pregnancy registration and
service. Immunisation coverage and institutional delivery is increasing
through their mobilization.1243 Sahiyyas got training on TB and on
pregnancy detection. |
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Formation of Red Ribbon Clubs under NACP III in 2 Districts of
Jharkhand |
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Support Organization:
JSACS, GoJ
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Brief of the
Project:
Creating HIV/AIDS awareness and promotion of safe behaviour
practice among youth through formation Red Ribbon clubs in 12
colleges of Deoghar and Jamtara. Promotion of voluntary blood
donation among youth is also aimed through the RRCs. |
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Objective:
The objective of this is to complement the overall
objective of NACP III i.e. to halt and reverse the HIV epidemic
within 2012. |
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Total Project
Duration:
4 months |
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Number of
Programme Participants Targeted:
12 RRC was to form with average membership of 25 in each club |
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Achievements:
12 RRC in 12 colleges of district Deoghar and Jamtara is formed though the
process was very challenging due to other engagements in colleges. Peer
Educators among members are identified and trained on HIV-AIDS. Blood
donation camps through RRC was also planned but could not be organized
within reporting period. |
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Community Leadership and Volunteering Programme |
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Support Organization:
VSO, India |
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Brief of the
Project:
NEEDS have become strategic partner of VSO/India and have
initiated a youth volunteering program to impact on health MDG
goal in Deoghar district. Under this program young people are
selected based on certain criteria of their motivation level and
engage them with the community to take leadership initiative
within their own community through a micro planning process. These
youths are trained for 20 days mostly in understanding community,
creating shared vision, micro planning, and volunteering contents.
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Objective:
Create a critical mass of young volunteers with leadership skills
to contribute in MDG health goals. |
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Total Project
Duration:
Rolling program annual basis |
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Number of Volunteers
Targeted in First Batch:
20 |
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Number of Volunteers
Engaged with Community:20 |
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