Established and maintains a follow up ensuring that 100% of women and girls with system to remind continuing users of complications following abortions have access to short-acting Family Planning methods free and high quality services. CARE will strive to who missed their visit to the facility improve the quality of sexual and reproductive Reviewed, adapted and printed health services through supportive supervision Information Education and and data for decision making. Communication (IEC) materials to promote use of Family Planning methods ACTIVITIES, INTERVENTIONS AND RESULTS Trained 24 healthcare providers from CARE has worked with both the District Health Health Facilities on Post Abortion Office and national level technical working Vacuum Aspirators (PAC-MVA) groups, to implement the following activities and for three days. interventions: Utilizes Value Clarification & Attitude exercises (VCAT) to address negative Provided clinical training on Family attitudes of providers and community Planning (insertion and removal of IUDs volunteers that affect quality of services. and implants) and counseling training for 30 healthcare providers in Health first, women resisted family “At Facilities. planning, saying they to ‘wanted Conducted mentorship sessions for produce many children so we can Health Center pharmacists, and other defend ourselves and fight our dispenser/relevant staff members to enemies.’ But now, they understand ensure that clients have access to the full producing more won’t help.” range of contraceptives and there is no stock out. Established and maintains a referral system from community to health centers for women and girls to have access to Emergency Obstetric Natal Care services Trained 120 Community Volunteers Trained twelve Health Center Managers (Village Health Team (VHT) and Refugee and Data Management Officers on volunteers) on Communication and supportive supervision and data analysis Facilitation Skills providing continuous for decision making supervision, assessments and on-the-job coaching. CARE International in Uganda Delphine Pinault, Country Director T: +256 (0) 312 258 100 Copyright and credits CARE East and Central Africa Regional Management Unit Nairobi, Kenya T: +254 (0) 20 280 7000 ECSA@care.org
ensuring that 100% of women and girls with complications following abortions have access to free and high quality services. CARE will strive to improve the quality of sexual and reproductive health services through supportive supervision and data for decision making. ACTIVITIES, INTERVENTIONS AND RESULTS CARE has worked with both the District Health Office and national level technical working groups, to implement the following activities and interventions: Provided clinical training on Family Planning (insertion and removal of IUDs and implants) and counseling training for 30 healthcare providers in Health Facilities. Conducted mentorship sessions for Health Center pharmacists, and other dispenser/relevant staff members to ensure that clients have access to the full range of contraceptives and there is no stock out. Trained 120 Community Volunteers (Village Health Team (VHT) and Refugee volunteers) on Communication and Facilitation Skills providing continuous supervision, assessments and on-the-job coaching. Established and maintains a follow up system to remind continuing users of short-acting Family Planning methods who missed their visit to the facility Reviewed, adapted and printed Information Education and Communication (IEC) materials to promote use of Family Planning methods Trained 24 healthcare providers from Health Facilities on Post Abortion Vacuum Aspirators (PAC-MVA) for three days. Utilizes Value Clarification & Attitude exercises (VCAT) to address negative attitudes of providers and community volunteers that affect quality of services. “At first, women resisted family planning, saying they ‘wanted to produce many children so we can defend ourselves and fight our enemies.’ But now, they understand producing more won’t help.” Established and maintains a referral system from community to health centers for women and girls to have access to Emergency Obstetric Natal Care services Trained twelve Health Center Managers and Data Management Officers on supportive supervision and data analysis for decision making CARE International in Uganda Delphine Pinault, Country Director T: +256 (0) 312 258 100 Copyright and credits CARE East and Central Africa Regional Management Unit Nairobi, Kenya T: +254 (0) 20 280 7000 ECSA@care.org
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