A positive experience with an MCSP-trained volunteer led Ko Maung Tun to be an advocate for early detection and treatment of TB in his community. […]
Writer: Community Health
Assessing Ghanaian Health Care Workers’ Practice through Task Analysis
In Ghana, MCSP collaborates with the Ministry of Health (MOH) and the Ghana Health Service (GHS) to provide high-quality pre-service education (PSE) and community-based health care delivery (CHPS). Over the years, interest has increased in building the capacity of CHPS workers to deliver packages of lifesaving maternal, newborn, and reproductive health interventions to strengthen Ghana’s […]
In Madagascar, a Young Father Steps Up His Role in Family Health
Young and first-time parents in Madagascar learn to value and safeguard their family’s health thanks to MCSP’s TMT project. […]
PMNCH Side Event Showcases the Power of Partnerships
The side event provided space to explore effective strategies that may be adapted to other development and humanitarian issues. […]
MCSP Mozambique Program Briefs
MCSP has partnered with the Ministry of Health in Mozambique to introduce and support high-impact, sustainable reproductive, maternal, newborn and child health interventions in the below areas: Child Health Community Health Gender Immunization Maternal and Newborn Health Malaria Nutrition Quality Improvement Reproductive Health: Cervical Cancer Prevention and Family Planning Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene Water, Sanitation […]
Finding the Undiagnosed: Partner HIV Testing in Namibia
In Namibia, finding individuals not yet diagnosed with HIV and linking them to care and treatment services is a national priority […]
It Takes a Village: Community Loans are Saving Lives in Mozambique
By creating and revitalizing Community Health Committees in Mozambique, MCSP is involving the community itself in actions to improve their own health and development. […]
Rwandan Community Health Worker Theodosie Is Vital Part of Health Care Delivery
“The women used to tell me they couldn’t plan their families, but now with these services, they are very excited and happy,” Theodosie said. […]
Investigating the Effectiveness of Earthen Barriers to Mitigate the Leaching of Pathogens from Pit Latrines in Coastal Bangladesh
Improved sanitation is the primary barrier to prevent fecal contamination from entering the environment. Pit latrines are one of the most commonly used human excreta disposal systems in low-income countries due to their low cost and availability. Pit latrines are the most common latrine technology in rural Bangladesh and are often installed in such a […]
Community Health Worker Coverage and Capacity Tool
The Community Health Worker (CHW) Coverage and Capacity Tool (C3) was designed as an operational tool following the release of the CHW Reference Guide, notably Chapter 7 on CHW Roles and Responsibilities. C3 is an Excel-based tool that models options for CHW allocation and engagement. It can support planners to (1) estimate the number of CHWs required to […]