COMMUNITY MOBILIZATION AND REFERRAL NETWORKS Clause Samples

COMMUNITY MOBILIZATION AND REFERRAL NETWORKS. ZPCT is working with community groups and health facilities to prioritize couples for service provision. Community purchase orders (CPOs) are being developed with community groups to disseminate information to men on the benefits of being tested with their partners, the benefits of PMTCT interventions in keeping their partners and children healthy, and to make ‘male involvement’ more acceptable and encouraged by the community. During this reporting period, ZPCT participated in the MEASURE evaluation study of referral systems for HIV which was conducted in four African countries, including; Kenya, Nigeria, Swaziland, and Zambia. ZPCT referral model in collaboration with ▇▇▇ was picked to highlight the referral systems in the ZPCT supported health facilities in Zambia. Also, the referral network case study for Kabwe was started this quarter by orienting the research assistant who will spearhead focus group discussions and administer questionnaires. The implementation of community mobilization and referral activities was a challenge this quarter, particularly in rural provinces, due to heavy rains and farming activities. This affected the number of referrals made to HIV/AIDS services. Health Communication Partnership (HCP) invited stakeholders in February, for a meeting to plan for the health day concert. ZPCT is on the subcommittee for this. The objective of the health day is to use entertainment and art to capture the public’s attention in key health issues experienced in Zambia. During the follow-up meetings, it was agreed that the concert will be held at the Lusaka show grounds on May 16, 2009 and the theme is ‘’Rhythm of Life – Arts, Music and Health Festival.’’ 7.1. Working with Local Community Groups During this reporting quarter, ZPCT collaborated with the health facilities to strengthen community groups in creating awareness of HIV/AIDS clinical care services being provided. Community groups were encouraged to motivate community members to access CT and PMTCT services at facilities within their communities as an important entry point for care and treatment, with emphasis being placed on the referral of children for CT services and male involvement. Central Province worked with a community mobilization group called KATECH entertainment to mobilize and sensitize couples on HIV/AIDS and the benefits of accessing CT services. This activity was held during the valentine’s week in February. KATECH entertainment performed poetry, songs and drama at Mukuyu t...

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