Health Strategic Pillar Highlights
304 490 were reached with key health information on HIV, TB, Malaria, Cancer, diabetes, and Mental health.
785 people were put on TB treatment through community contribution to avert the further spread of the disease This translated to 24% of TB notifications in the 8 KNTB USAID TB LON 1 implemented districts.
83 Community dialogues were held on myths and misconceptions about TB, HIV, and Cancer across 11 districts contributing towards increased community buy-in.
994 Orphans and Vulnerable Children and 779 caregivers living with HIV were supported with adherence and social protection support.
36 Multiple myeloma cancer patients were supported with pain management drugs and palliative care.
607 Adolescent boys and young men were circumcised through community-led demand.
4, 800 service users have been engaged through Community-led monitoring
2083 people downloaded the OneImpact CLM app, 1079 have registered and 697 have reported issues.
45 people were reached with Cognitive Behavioural Therapy to counter traumatic conditions and improve their mental health outcomes.
Social Development Pillar Highlights
Over 1,000 people received disability inclusion training to promote non-discrimination of people with disability in all aspects of life and for inclusion in all community programs.
979 adolescents and their caregivers were trained on parenting through Sinovuyo sessions were conducted to promote children’s positive developmental outcomes.
519 learners were supported with stationery which enhanced their attendance and averted new HIV infections
317 reached through the Support a Child initiative for improved nutritional status.
790 people were reached through advocacy training on Gender-Based Violence
Resilience Strengthening Pillar Highlights
19, 244 Caregivers have been reached with financial literacy training savings, and lending skills over the years
151 savings groups have been formed and supported, 1, 398 were trained and were part of savings groups. A total of US 13,123.00, and $ R98 690.00 was saved.
