Fourth Quarter

75 health workers were trained in drug quantification in Kyankwanzi and Nakaseke districts.

Trained 27 health workers on FP primary data recording, use for quantification and ordering across 11 PNFP Health Centre IIs and Health Centre IIIs. Furthermore, CHAI trained 13 health workers at ACODEV and LifeNet as trainers that will cascade training down to the supported HC IIs and HC IIIs.

Is partnering with DLG and district-based partners in working with Agricultural sector partners to develop a proposal for promotion of child nutrition. With support from UNICEF, facilitated the multi-sectoral plan development in 7 districts in Karamoja sub-region and 5 West Nile districts (Arua, Koboko, Yumbe, Moyo, Adjumani).

Task shifting Guidelines are still in draft stage. MOH is partnering with National Population Council (NPC), and World Health Organization (WHO) in working on this.

Trained health workers on youth-friendly services and 15 Peer Educators in 2 districts. EngenderHealth initiated youth-focused outreaches using youth-friendly health workers and Peer Educators to clarify fears, myths and rumours, as well as offer counselling and family planning services.

Implement youth-friendly service with support from projects like NESH.

Conducts Youth Friendly services for both the refugees and host communities in the refugee settlements of West Nile.

Supported 23 youth groups and have trained 50 facilities in the private clinics on Youth friendly service provision.

Sensitized 3400 youth on family planning during the annual national youth conference in Kabale.

Supported adolescent groups in 7 Karamoja sub-region districts (Nakapiripirit, Kaabong, Kotido, Napak, Amudat, Moroto, and Abim) to meet and discuss/ share views as well as obtain new information on adolescent issues.