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Our Experience

During the year 2006, OHRA implemented a Project on HIV/AIDs education and prevention funded by the local communities and the Ministry of Health through local District authorities, where 45 Community health Workers were trained.

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35 trained in First Aid, in 2008, 20 Nurses First Aid Trained, Home Based Care. 24 Community Based distribution agents trained.

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30 Reproductive Health Workers, Pre-nurses and Pre-midwives were trained to deliver and access maternal services to the rural mothers.

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60 Peer Educators were trained in life skills and Behavior Change Communication Skills.

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3203 Mothers have received Health Care Services since 2009.

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5846 Children have completed Immunization Cycles at OHRA.

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Over 5000 people have participated in Health Education workshops on prevention of Communicable diseases in 250 sessions.

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50 Parents were trained in family health education and family life training skills.

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