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About My Organization

The Strengthening Health Outcomes through the Private Sector (SHOPS) project is USAID's flagship initiative in private sector health. It works to involve nongovernmental organizations and for-profit entities in addressing the many health needs of people in developing countries. SHOPS focuses on increasing availability, improving quality, and expanding coverage of essential health products and services in family planning and reproductive health, maternal and child health, HIV and AIDS, and other health areas through the private sector. Click here to download a fact sheet on the SHOPS program. It is being implemented by Abt associates.

Current Mission

To reduce maternal morbidity and mortality through improved family planning uptake among women,  through capacity building of the health care providers and demand creation strategies.

Mission

To reduce maternal morbidity and mortality through improved family planning uptake among women,  through capacity building of the health care providers and demand creation strategies.

Goal Statement

To increase the uptake of family planning services among women starting in the Lagos mainland and later the rest of the project program areas.

Our CHIP

To increase family planning uptake by 20% among women in the Lagos Mainland through training of health care providers and proper orientation of women on family planning through sensitization

SHOPS fits in because it programs in reproductive health through capacity building and demand generation.

Goal and objectives

Goal: To increase the uptake of family planning services among women starting in the Lagos mainland and later the rest of the project program areas.

Process Objectives:

• To conduct 5 demand creation activities In the Lagos mainland by May 2013.
• To train 100 health care providers on family planning counselling taking care of the woman's contraceptive needs while correcting misconceptions by May 2014.

Outcome Objective: 

To increase by 20% the uptake of contraceptive methods among women in Lagos from the current prevalence of 31.7% by July.

Our Stakeholders

• The project chief of Party
• The relevant program officers
• Private health facilities in the community
• The policy makers among women; market women
• Religious leaders in concerned communities.

Program indicators and measures

Indicators

• % increase in family planning uptake in women
• Number of mobilization activities carried out.
• Number of health care providers trained on family planning counselling.

Measures

• What is the % increase in family planning uptake by women? 
• How many mobilization activities have been carried out? 
• How many health care providers have been trained on family planning counselling?.
• Data collection will be on a continuous basis as events unfold.