RHF and volunteers pre-enrolled 553 children across seven Ogbia communities, assessing vulnerability scores to select the most in-need for enrolment into the project’s support services.
A 5-day training equipped 12 participants, including OVC volunteers and members of God’s Deliverance Support Group, with skills and strategies for effective OVC programming, enrolment, and monitoring.
RHF visited seven Ogbia LGA health facilities to mobilize PLHIV contacts, secure partnerships for HPDP-II, and lay foundations for forming sustainable community support groups.
RHF held a project review and capacity-building meeting to track progress, address challenges, refine strategies, and strengthen staff skills for achieving effective programme results.
RHF selected seven Ogbia LGA communities for HPDP II OVC and HBC implementation, prioritizing those with functional PHCs and no overlapping projects from other organizations.
RHF identified and mapped key state and community stakeholders for the HPDP II OVC and HBC components, developing advocacy letters to secure partnerships and ensure project sustainability.
RHF developed and submitted its first quarter HPDP II implementation plan and budget to BYSACA, outlining entry activities, volunteer training, OVC enrolment, and service provision.
Three RHF staff attended the HAF-2 CSO start-up workshop in Port Harcourt, gaining skills to implement HPDP II OVC and HBC components in Ogbia LGA.
The RHF HPDP team held a two-day meeting to align staff on project goals, build capacity, and ensure effective implementation of the HPDP project across targeted communities in Ogbia LGA.
A 5-Day Training for Ten CVs on HBC, Adherence to Treatment, Referrals, and Condom Messaging Program
RHF conducted a 5-day Home-Based Care training for CVs in Ogbia LGA, covering HIV basics, stigma reduction, communication, and positive living to equip volunteers for effective PLHIV support.