How do you do outreach for your program. Baseline and analysis of each GP to set the benchmark at the inception of project . Block level Dissemination workshop sexual and reproductive health. GP level dissemination workshop sexual and reproductive health. Formation of Adolescent girl group. Regular monthly meeting with Adolescent group on sexual and reproductive health. Block level quarterly meeting on sexual and reproductive health. Capacity building training of Staffs on sexual and reproductive health & hygiene. Orientation of adolescent girls group on sexual and reproductive healthand hygiene and delaying age of marriage. Orientation of parents on adolescent girls sexual and reproductive health issues. Training to adolescent girls on Behavior Change Communication. Training of ASHA and ANM on their roles and responsibilities on sexual and reproductive health. Adolescent resource center on sexual and reproductive health. Sharing of gaps and 'plan of action' with MOIC. Leadership Training of Adolescent Girls Group. Promoting of low cost sanitary napkins. Health camp and village mela sexual and reproductive health . Adolescent group exposure visit. Monitoring by VHSNC for organizing the VHND and immunization camps. Orientation of VHSNC on their roles and responsibilities on adolescent sexual and reproductive health . Regular monthly meeting with VHSNC . Preparation of Panchayat health plan on adolescent sexual and reproductive health. Objective • i) To improve health status and promote better sexual and reproductive health and hygiene practices . • ii) To promote sexual and reproductive health & hygiene seeking behavior among community and adolescent girls through referral services. • iii) To active the service provider related to sexual and reproductive health for promoting better health of adolescent girls. • iv) To aware the parents and community people for the better adolescent sexual and reproductive health (girls). Envisaged outcomes i. 100 % Registration of girls under age group 10 to 19 year olds of Gram Panchayat ii. 100 % Prevention of Child Marriage (18 Years Adolescent girls) iii. 100 % HIV prevalence rate: young women aged 15-24 iv. 100% Lower respiratory infections v. Increase to activate the Village Health Nutrition Day and functional the village Health sanitation and Nutrition Committee. vi. Anemia screening of all adolescent girls + referral & treatment of severe anemic girls having Hb count below 8. vii. Increase to give two tetanus vaccines to all adolescent girls of age group 10 to 19 years. viii. Using supplements of iron folic acid and albendazole to all adolescent girls. ix. Increase the 80% of use sanitary napkins and clear cotton cloth during adolescent menstruation.
Monitoring, Evaluation Plan and Indicators The Monitoring and Evaluation is the most important part for implementing of any project and programme in an organization. The organization follows many processes or indicators for Monitoring and evaluation for programme as well as the finance reports. The project would be monitored by 2 stages in the organization- I. Project Coordinator level Monitoring II. Central Monitoring
Sustainability is the most important part for every project. The result or achievements of any projects are depending on sustainability. On the base of it the project activities should be achieved the target and fulfillment the objectives or project aims. The sustainability of the program at the community level is further ensured through the active involvement with villagers and adolescent girls. The group of adolescent girls will play the vital role after ending the programme. They will regularly conduct their monthly meeting and discuss about the various issues related to their health, they will regularly in touch with VHSNC members and ASHAs/ANMs. The members of these groups will also aware the other girls, their younger sisters as well as their parents.
We focus on Reproductive health only deals with healthy reproduction. In adolescence our sexual feelings get more intense. A girl is unclean when she is having her periods. Just like girls have periods monthly, boys have whitish fluid that comes out during their sleep associated with dreams. If a child is sexually abused she can get HIV infection, if the abuser was living with HIV. A pregnant woman needs to have at least three antenatal checkups, two shots of tetanus and take their iron and calcium tablets daily for a healthy motherhood and delivery. It is safer to deliver in a hospital than at home. Most sexually transmitted infections are treatable. Adolescents with physical and mental challenges (deformities) are safe from sexual abuse. Breast milk given soon after birth to a child is best for the child. Masturbation is natural and not sinful. Sexual feelings can be experienced by girls , boys and transgender. Using a condom correctly implies protected sex.