IMC is working to reduce or eliminate the risk of Ebola transmission from survivors to others and to ensure access to, and effective delivery of, health care and psychosocial services for survivors within three regions of Guinea: Conakry, Kindia and Nzérékoré, serving 952 survivors. IMC supports APC Guinea through three pillars of the SA-Ceint Strategy: (1) the survivor platform, (2) case management, and (3) biological follow-up components. The program will be implemented through a system of trainings, community engagement, capacity building, and technical support to EVD survivors. The program is designed to address gaps in multiple areas of the health system and communities weakened by EVD.
IMC increases availability of and access to quality psychosocial support services by conflict-affected populations, primarily children and families in Ukraine by supporting translation, dissemination, and discussion on Inter-Agency Standing Committee guidelines with local stakeholders and strengthening capacity of local organizations to implement services aligned with the guidelines.
IMC improves the availability of high quality reproductive, maternal, newborn and child health (RMNCH) services within health posts and communities in Port Loko District through increasing the capacity and effectiveness of the health workforce and community platforms and improving physical and operational conditions in health posts to enhance the safety and quality of services.