Community Health Club Members understand that they should have a family latrine which should be Free from all urine or faecal matter Prevent fly access by having a well fitting cover on the squat hole If possible to construct a ventilated and improved pit latrine to reduce fly breeding cleaned daily emptied when full or …
Community Health Club Members know the importance of Zero Open Defecation ZOD. If they do not have a latrine they practice faecal burial (cat sanitation) The construct temporary latrines with a fitting cover The put all toddler faeces in the latrine or bury it. They clean their latrines so no faeces is found inside No …
Community Health Club members know how to protect their drinking water by 1. Ensuring they collect all drinking water from a safe water source 2. Boil or treat water that is not from a safe water source 3. Collect and store drinking water in clean and covered containers 4. Take drinking water with a two …
After this session Community Health Club Members know that they must: Only access drinking water from a protected water source Latrines should be over 30 meters away from boreholes Water sources should be fenced to protect from livestock contamination Open Defecation can pollute open water sources All Water sources should be properly protected and covered …
By the end of this session participants will know that diarrhoea and cholera have multiple transmission routes (summed up in the 5 ‘F’s) namely flies, fingers, fields, fluid and fruit. Diarrhoea can be prevented by safe hygiene which includes the following: Preventing flies breeding by using a covered latrine or VIP Handwashing with soap before …
After this session participants will know the standard of personal hygiene expected of Community Health Club Members. All adults and children should wash daily Each CHC home must provide soap to wash bodies Use a bath shelter outside / bathroom in home Wash clothes regularly Air and/or wash bed clothes regularly How to use the …
After this session participants will know that Soap, ash or sanitizer must be used to wash hands Water for handwashing should not be shared Hands must be dried without sharing a towel Hands must be washed before and after handling food, defecation. Hands must be washed after contact with disease, sick people and livestock All …
After this session participants will know: The difference between upper and lower respiratory disease How to prevent transmission of respiratory disease When to seek medical assistance for bronchitis or pneumonia To know the difference between latent and active Tuberculosis How to care for those with respiratory disease How to use the Card set How to use …
After this session participants will understand that over 80% of the diseases that cause death and morbidity can be prevented by safe hygiene practice and adequate sanitary facilities. Participatory Activity Cause of Disease: Give out the ‘Cause Cards’ (16-20) and ask those with a card to come to the front and hold it up for …
Community Health Club Members are expected to come up with their own solutions. Therefore the facilitator is there not there to teach or give information but to enable participants to be fully engaged in the process of problem solving. This is done with a few standard activities, largely based on PHAST Methods of community mobilisation. …
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