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TALYOKOS HEALTH CENTER IN WAPENAMANDA DISTRICT TO BE COMPLETED NEXT YEAR The Wapenamanda District Development Authority (WDDA) is committed to ensuring that the upgrade and construction of the K6.2 million Talyokos Health Center is completed as scheduled. Wapenamanda Open MP and Finance Minister Miki Kaeok highlighted the upgrade of the Talyokos Aid Post in the Wapenamanda Rural Local Level Government into a level two community health post. Read more:https://lnkd.in/gbQ6TWh9 #EMTVOnline

At the end of its scoping mission, the HeDPAC delegation had a fruitful discussion with the Ministry of Health team led by Secretary General Dr. Issa Ouedraogo. The health sector is doing commendable work at the primary level with a well-structured community health system program, with Agents Itinérants de Santé (AIS) being transitioned into more qualified positions as Agents de Santé Communautaires (ASC). Community mobilisation is a strong component of the community health programme with engagement of youth, men, and women as well as indigenous community based organizations. Key recommendations were discussed and agreed upon, including rationalizing the allocation of ASC in health posts and ensuring adequate time in the community to address pressing health challenges, expanding career pathway opportunities for future growth, capacity building, supply system improvements and digitalization, among others. HeDPAC will work with the #MOH to build strong and resilient community health programme. #BurkinaFaso #communityhealth #capacitybuilding #digitalization #futuregrowth #HeDPAC

Unveiling our new project; 'Bringing Preventative Care to Older Adults' as supported by USAID. This project entails 2 models of community healthcare education and home-based visitations and will be implemented in Kisumu, Siaya & Homabay Counties in Kenya. #DIVUSAID highlights on the grantee awards: https://lnkd.in/grd3VmdR #eldercare

Ranaissance Care Ready to Support the Urgent Call to Save Social Care 🚨 The recent ADASS statement underscores the urgent need for action to address the challenges facing social care in England. At Ranaissance Care, we are committed to being part of the solution and supporting necessary reforms to secure the future of social care services. How Ranaissance Care Can Contribute: 🔵Expertise in Care: Leveraging our extensive experience to advocate for and implement effective changes within the sector. 🔵Commitment to Quality: Working towards enhancing care quality and addressing funding challenges through innovative solutions. 🔵Collaborative Approach: Partnering with stakeholders to develop and support a sustainable, long-term strategy for social care. Let's work together to address these pressing issues and ensure the best outcomes for those who rely on our services. For more insights into ADASS's call to action read the full article. #RanaissanceCare #SocialCare #ADASS #HealthcareReform #Funding #QualityCare #Sustainability #CollaborativeSolutions

In this insightful op-ed, Christine Namayanga, Uganda Country Director at Living Goods, highlights the need for better coordination among partners and increased financing to strengthen community health workers programs. "We need better coordination among partners and transparent use of data to inform decision-making. Additionally, it is important to ring-fence domestic resources for community health, ensuring these investments are sustainable and targeted towards long-term solutions," she wrote. Africa Frontline First is proud to partner with Living Goods and the Government of Uganda to strengthen the community health program, ensuring community health workers are equipped to provide the needed healthcare to patients. Read more: https://bit.ly/41zzl3D

Tanzania Mainland🇹🇿 has 26 administrative regions each divided into 139 Districts, 184 councils ,3,926 Wards, 12318 Villages, 4263 Mtaa and 64384 rural hamlets. For the placement of 2 Community health workers for each kitongoji and Mtaa, the country requires 137,294 total community health workers. The demand is still high , as CHWs need to be people centred in which every community group should have his own CHWs Example: Bodaboda need to have their CHWs, community business groups need to have their CHWs etc. The future is convincing as this Integrated Community Health workers program in Tanzania will continue to upgrade the number of CHWs to meet full demands of the existing community. Amref Health Africa Tanzania Ntuli Kapologwe Dr. Omary Chillo World Health Organization Christopher K. Lee, MPH Christopher K. Lee, MPH Online MPH @UC Berkeley School of Public Health Kevin Dedner, MPH Omolara Thomas Uwemedimo, MD, MPH Grayson Mwakasege Tanzania Health Summit #Health #Health4All #UniversalHealthCoverage

Facilitating differently abled persons in rural areas of Pakistan based on their skills involves a multifaceted approach that includes enhancing accessibility, providing tailored support, and fostering an inclusive environment. Here are some strategies which can be followed; 1. Assessment and Identification by conducting Skills Assessments 2. Education and Training through Specialized Training Programs, like, Inclusive Education, Skill Development Workshops 3. Employment Opportunities through developing Inclusive Employment Policies, like, Microfinance and Entrepreneurship, Partnerships with NGOs 4. Accessibility and Infrastructure through Accessible Infrastructure Assistive Technologies 5. Community Awareness and Support Awareness Campaigns by building community based Support Groups 6. Healthcare and Rehabilitation by making Accessible Healthcare Services by developing Mobile Health Units. 7. Government and Policy Support to make Subsidies and Incentives. 8. Monitoring and Evaluation for the development of the consistent Feedback Mechanisms By focusing on these areas, differently abled persons in rural of Pakistan can be empowered to utilize their skills effectively, leading to improved quality of life and greater societal inclusion.

🌿 Do you #KnowYourFunders? Today’s AwardedGrants.AU carousel spotlights the National Indigenous Australian Agency’s Indigenous Health #Grants, supporting improved health outcomes and wellbeing for Indigenous communities over the past 12 months. 💡 Explore the programs funded, the impact on community health, and how these grants are driving sustainable, culturally sensitive healthcare solutions. 📌 Follow us for regular updates on funding opportunities and success stories. 💬 Interested in how these grants could support your health initiatives? Comment below and sign up for a free trial today! #IndigenousHealthGrants #KnowYourFunders #AwardedGrantsAU #NIAA #CommunityWellbeing #CulturalHealth #GovernmentGrants #HealthForAll #FundingOpportunities

The Zimbabwe Ministry of Health and Child Care, in partnership with Africa University and with support from TB Implementation Framework Agreement (TIFA), launched Extension for Community Health Outcomes (ECHO) model sessions to advance TB care. Through tele-mentoring and virtual learning, this initiative connects rural healthcare providers with specialists, ensuring better care for patients across the country. Join the 132nd ECHO session to hear about a suspected case of disseminated TB. Learn more: https://lnkd.in/eyQASiBv #GlobalHealth #EndTB #HealthcareInnovation #HealthWorkforce #VirtualLearning #PublicHealth #Zimbabwe

Corus organization IMA World Health takes a unique proactive approach to social and behavior change in our health programming, intentionally planning for shocks and stressors in fragile settings. Our approach follows five principles: 1️⃣ Use two-way participatory approaches to increase accountability and health care-seeking behavior; 2️⃣ Map opportunities in SBC linked to the resilience capacities; 3️⃣ Prepare community health workers prior to crises to support individuals, communities, and households during shocks and stresses; 4️⃣ Identify coordination and collaboration structures; and 5️⃣ Be nimble and pivot as needed. ➡️ Learn more about our inclusive, human-centered and highly participatory approach to SBC: https://bit.ly/4ax73Yu #SocialBehaviorChange #SBC #Inclusive #Humancentered [Pictured: Wadallah Jackson, Assistant Midwife and Family Planning Advisor for Lologo Health Center in South Sudan, facilitates a family planning workshop with the surrounding community. Wadallah is a health worker who has received training from IMA World Health through USAID MOMENTUM Integrated Health Resilience in South Sudan.]