Increased ITN use Sample Clauses

Increased ITN use among pregnant women and children under five: The project will work at the community and health facility levels to increase supply and access and at the household level to increase demand and utilization. Using the national government strategy for ITN distribution in rural areas, the project will work closely with CHAZ and the National Malaria Control Program to set up mechanisms for net distribution and re-treatment at health facilities and through CPTs. (The project will not use vouchers due to lack of vendors.) A limited supply of nets is available through the NMCP in coordination with Society for Family Health, but the supply is not consistent or sufficient. The project will procure long-lasting double ITNs for sale at hospitals, RHCs and through CPTs for 3,000 kwacha ($1). (Pricing is set by the national government and covers health facility and community transport costs; therefore, these systems will not be revolving funds.) At the health facility level, health workers will sell ITNs during facility hours. Staff will instruct clients on proper net use, washing instructions, re-treatment, and who should receive priority for sleeping under it (children and pregnant women). Additionally, during the Under-Five Clinic days at health facilities when large groups of mothers bring their children, staff will sell nets and conduct short sessions (using adult education methodologies) to promote the benefits of using ITNs. The project will also train health workers to include malaria prevention messages regarding ITN use in all under-five and antenatal consultations to reinforce Care Group volunteer efforts. CHAZ will provide support to school-based drama groups, formed through CHS’s HIV/AIDS work, to develop and perform dramas about ITN use and other malaria messages. At the community level, CSP staff will help CPTs and headmen establish mechanisms for selling ITNs and hold re-treatment activities in communities far from a health center. Furthermore, CPTs and Care Groups can establish community funds to buy nets for the poorest families. TSA’s Community-Based Orphan Support Program set a precedent for this type of community sharing, and the CSP will work closely with this project to ensure all orphans have ITNs. CPTs will sell ITNs during community activities and events, such as meetings and market days. Care Group members and CHWs (who belong to the CPT) will provide appropriate instructions at the time of the sale. Re-treatment is free, according to MOH polic...
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