Presentation (PDF)

CHIP Plan (PDF) provide-access-to-quality-and-free-pmtct-services-to-women-and-their-families-at-15-health-facilities-in-zamfara-state-of-nigeria.pdf

Details

Current mission statement

Jhpiego mission is to promote good health and save the lives of women and their families in resources limited settings by empowering front-line health workers through designing and implemention of effective, low cost, hands-on solutions that strengthen the delivery of health care services, following the household-to-hospital continuum of care.And also to Partner with organizations from the community to the national level, building sustainable, local capacity through advocacy, policy development,quality and performance improvement approaches.

Revised Mission Statement.

To promote quality health and save the lives of women and their families in resource-limited settings globally,by empowering health workers to strengthen the delivery of health care services,in partnership with organizations and governments at varoius levels with active participation and involvement of community members

Services

• Family planning
• Maternal and Newborn Health
• Post partum hemorrhage
• Malaria in pregnancy
• Cervical cancer
• HIV/AIDS 

Goals

• Provide access to quality and free PMTCT services to women and their families at 15 health facilities in Zamfara state of Nigeria
• To promote Community involvement and participation in PMTCT in other to encourage and support all preganant women in the targeted communities to access PMTCT services in the 15 supported facilities

Objectives

• To provide HIV Counseling and Testing to 90% of pregnant women that attend Antenatal clinics and also provide Anti-retroviral prophylaxis or treatment to 90% of identified positive pregnant women from the 15 supported facilities by December 31st 2012 
• To produce in local dialet; Information, Education and Communication materials (IEC) that promotes PMTCT service uptake in the 15 facilities,distribute the materials to more than 60% of clients that attend ANC and more than 40% of clients during outreaches and other community sensitisation programs by Febuary 2012