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Health- As a part of health program, we had following activities:
A.I Awareness camp
|
Year |
Number of camps |
Number of beneficiaries |
|
2003 |
074 |
13240 |
|
2004 |
024 |
5340 |
|
2005 |
037 |
5674 |
|
2006 |
144 |
71212 |
|
2007 |
148 |
79543 |
The Stoff of Manav Kalyan Pratisthan and Doctor team giving information releted health and nutration to villagers, self help grups members and village women.
A.2 Mobile clinic
In this area there were no proper approach roads and proper conveyance. Under this project we provided mobile health services at their doorsteps. In our mobile team we have qualified & trained doctor, nurse, social worker, and co-ordinator. This team started providing medical treatments and advised them on hygiene, food habits, and organising health awareness camps. Alongwith we organised community meetings on this topic. It gave us a positive result in changing attitude of villagers. Villagers are more awards now about vaccination of children, safe delivery, hygiene, and better food practices.
Impact- 531 Mobile health camp has been organized
A.3 Health camps
Keeping in view the prevailing ignorance of the target population Manav Kalyan Pritisthan started organising health awareness camps in the villages. Initially it was more frequent as people were reluctant but after initial hesitation community responded well. Now people come forward with their health needs that may be a reflection of their growing awareness level. Traditional birth attendants at village level and organisations staffs as facilitators are instrumental in organising these health camps. Villagers are being told about seasonal diseases, hygiene; antenatal, delivery and postnatal care and about malnutrition among mothers and children.
Table:
|
Year |
No.Health Camps (in all target villages) |
No. of Participants Male/Female |
Major Health concerns addressed |
|
2003-04 |
74 |
17152 |
Mother and child health, eye, T.B, Leprosy, problems, HIV/AIDS. |
|
2004-05 |
74 |
13240 |
Mother and child health, eye, T.B, Leprosy, problems, HIV/AIDS. |
|
2005-06 |
24 |
5340 |
Mother and child health, eye, T.B, Leprosy, problems, HIV/AIDS. |
|
2006-07 |
23 |
5678 |
HIV/AIDS.,Mother and child health, eye, T.B, Leprosy, problems. |
|
2007-08 |
27 |
6754 |
HIV/AIDS.,Mother and child health, eye, T.B, Leprosy problems. |
A.4 Organising of Dai training
As informed that child deliveries were conducted by using traditional methods and in an unhygienic manner. The same was one of important reason of high infant mortality rate. In order to solve the problem, we organised training for TBAs. In this regard, we identified traditional birth attendants to train them in child delivery. They were given training to make and use delivery kits. As a part of additional responsibilities, These Traditional birth attendants worked for motivating people and providing birth spacing devices for family planning.
In Education Meeting the Coordinetor of the MKP adressing the importence of education in the life loung.
The various TBAs training was conducted by qualified and experienced medical team. In this regard, the service of medical team of govt. hospital was taken. The trained TBAs were given child delivery kits.
Table:
|
Year |
No. of Training |
No. of Participants |
Resource Team |
|
2003-04 |
One major trng(divided or 3 days ) |
56 |
Training personnel develop- ment program (TPDP) |
|
2004-05 |
Follow up (one day workshop for two times.) training for above 55 participants. |
57 |
Government representatives from CMO office and one representative from Vatsalya, LKO |
|
2005-06 |
ONE(3TRNG for 02 DAYS) |
43 |
1 Gyanaecologist from government dept and 5 staff of MKP. |
|
2006-07 |
ONE(3TRNG for 03 DAYS) |
52 |
1 Gyanaecologist from government dept and 5 staff of MKP. |
|
2007-08 |
Follow up training for above 55 participants. |
55 |
1 Gyanaecologist from government dept and 4 staff of MKP. |
Till date there are eighty-eight trained birth attendants covering the project area.
A.5 Formation of Health committee
MANAV KALYAN PRITISTHAN is promoting Health committees to strengthen the awareness process among target population. Community level organisations within the village are being involved to make an out reaching impact upon the community. Traditional birth attendants and office bearers of self help groups and willing members of gram panchayat consist the village health committee. This committee looks after the community health needs, have close liaison with local ANM and primary health centre for timely vaccination of children, antenatal care and delivary; make decisions about organising the health camps as per local and seasonal requirements. To raise the efficacy level of all the commities at desired standereds and to provide them strong voice, efforts are going on to erect a confederation at Primary Health centre level. All the health committees would nominate two members among one is necessarily would be TBA in the confederation. ANMs would also be member of this confederation. It will hold its meetings at PHC concerned. More modalities are being worked out.
Table:
|
Year |
No. of Health Committee |
No. of members |
Types of functions |
|
2003-04 |
4(3 villages were joined together) |
18 |
Helping in the health camp and mobile clinic, act as a channel between the agency and the villagers. |
|
2004-05 |
11 |
221 |
-do- They take the charge of the agency, taking care of the security of the staff, informing people about the health camp. |
|
2005-06 |
11 |
122 |
-do- They take the charge of the agency, taking care of the security of the staff, informing people about the health camp. |
|
2006-07 |
10 |
110 |
Helping in the health camp and mobile clinic, act as a channel between the agency and the villagers. They take the charge of the agency, taking care of the security of the staff, informing people about the health camp. |
A.6 Construction of health centre.
In village Khansenpur, is 32 KM from the District HQ. One lady doctor-Gyanaecologist, Homeopath and one physician run the health centre.
Impact points
Health is the most neglected aspect of life especially of women and child in rural areas. We care for it. We try to sensitize the rural folk on health issues with a thrust on mother and child health care and family planning. To serve this purpose project promotes Traditional birth mmunizati by up scaling their skills. In those areas where traditional birth mmunizati are not there, willing women have been selected as health animator. Project provides training to these traditional birth mmunizati in advanced practices at the time of birth. Efforts are being done to get them recognition by district health department and establish a linkage with local primary health centre. At present we have 55 & 33 trained health animators in our project area.
Immunization has improved from 5% to 95%
In the area cholera was very rampant, due to awareness generation and other health facilities it is reduced by 50% drastically.
The deliveries are taking place in hospitals by 25%.against 1 % before the project
88 trained Dais are helping in safe deliveries,where was in the beginning the % was very less The figure can be stated as 50%
The % of quacks is reduced to 70%
The pre delivery and post delivery mmunization is 60%
The epidemics have been reduced maximum.
The average per couple has reduced to 4-5 children.
The marriageable age for girls ha gone upto to 16 yrs against 11-12 yrs..
The pregnant women have started taking Tablets of Folic acid, better eating habits like intake of vegetable etc.