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Community Unit Review

1. COMMUNITY UNIT HEALTH PERFORMANCE REVIEW (This is done for each CHU for the last 6 Months) DATE : 09/07/2024 PRESENTER: TOBIAS ODERO COMMUNITY UNIT NAME: KAWERE CU

2. CONTENTS Introduction Demographics Referrals and Linkage to Facilities Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) Best Practices Community Engagement Recommendations and Future Plans Conclusion

3. Brief Introduction of the Community Unit Brief Introduction: Kawere CU is in Ndhiwa Sub County, Kabuoch North Ward East Kabuoch Location, Kawere Sub Location whose socio-economic determinants are: Bananas, Mangoes, Nguavas , Sorghum, Maize, Wheat, Potatoes, Green grams and Sugar Cane Objectives of the performance review To promote and protect the health of women and their unborn babies during pregnancy for a healthy mother and a healthy baby To prevent people from exposure to deadly germs that are transmitted through faeces thus reducing risk of diarrhea e.t.c To reduce fertility and slow population growth

4. Demographic Profile Guiding Notes Population Served Total population - 3911 Age distribution Gender distribution Socioeconomic status Visuals: Pie charts and bar graphs

5. Referral and Linkages Guiding Notes Description of the referral system at the CHU Women suspected to be pregnant are referred to the facility by CHP using MOH 100 Referral Data Number of referrals made - Number of successful linkages Visuals: Flowchart of the referral process, a bar graph of referral statistics Case Studies: Brief success stories

6. Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) Guiding Notes Total Household Visits - Definition: Total number of household visits conducted by community health workers. - Data: Present data on the number of visits over the past year. - Visuals: Bar graph showing monthly visits. Under 5 Assessments - Definition: Health assessments for individuals under the age of 5. - Data: Number of assessments conducted. -Visuals: Line graph showing trends over time

7. Key Performance Indicators ( KPIs ) Cont … Guiding Notes Over 5 Assessments - Definition: Health assessments for individuals over the age of 5. - Data: Number of assessments conducted. - Visuals: Line graph showing trends over time.   Households with Functional Latrine - 813 - Definition: Percentage of households with access to a functional latrine. - Data: Current statistics on latrine coverage. - Visuals: Bar graph showing latrine coverage.   Pregnant Women Identified and Referred - Definition: Number of pregnant women identified and referred for antenatal care. - Data: Statistics on identified and referred cases. - Visuals**: Bar graph or pie chart.  

8. CLTS COVERAGE IN KAWERE CU

9. Key Performance Indicators ( KPIs ) Cont …   Guiding Notes 4th ANC Coverage (compared with 1 st ANC) - Definition: Coverage of the 4th antenatal care visit. - Data: Percentage of pregnant women completing the 4th ANC visit. - Visuals: Line graph showing trends in ANC coverage.   Family Planning Coverage - Definition: Percentage of eligible women using family planning methods. - Data: Current family planning coverage statistics. - Visuals: Bar graph showing coverage rates

10. Community Engagment Outreach Programs   - Description of community engagement activities: Integrated Outreach. Venue: Magina SDA Date: 18/05/2024 - Community Feedback: Need for more integrated outreaches   - Summary of feedback from the community: Visuals: Photos or videos of community events

11. Best Practices Innovative Approaches Community supporting the youth in starting IGA activities Starting table banking for the youths Enacting supportive laws for the youths Ensuring confidentiality and privacy for the youths 98% of the households use toilets Description of successful initiative Youths are free to access health services without fear Purchase of drugs over the counter has been reduced to 5% Success Stories Involvement in IGA and table banking activities Provision of laws and policies which are friendly to youths No maternal death, no neonate death from the community Testimonials from the community There is positive health seeking behaviours No maternal deaths 98% have toilets Lessons Learned Youths involved in income generating activities are economically empowered Earlier identification and prompt referral of ANC mothers reduce maternal death from 30% to 0%

12. Challenges face & Solutions Challenges Barriers faced by adolescence and youths Structural – Laws and policies, High costs, Inconvenient hours, physical distance of service Social – Community stigma, judgmental service provider, lack of confidentiality Individual – Lack of SRH knowledge, un awareness of services provided Lack of information Distance from the facility Negative attitude by HW Collapsible soil Poverty Solutions Enactment of friendly laws and policies for the youths, offering pocket friendly services Enhancing integrated services in hard to reach areas Provision of health services to all community members without being bias Use of locally available materials to construct toilets

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