Overview

Tubiteho unifies health resources and works with local partners to accelerate the delivery and uptake of family planning, maternal, newborn, child and adolescent health, nutrition, malaria, and gender-based violence prevention and treatment services.

Project Activities

• Strengthen the capacity of local service providers (public, private, faith-based health facilities and community) to provide quality family planning, malaria, maternal and child services..
• Integrate family planning services into other MCH services, especially immediate post-partum family planning counseling, at HIV treatment sites to support the needs of women living with HIV to access family planning services.
• Contribute to reducing death and disease by supporting prevention, care, referrals, and education related to malnutrition.
• Deploy mobile clinics during periods of peak malaria incidence to hardest hit areas in the northern and southern provinces to provide malaria services. Implements malaria control activities.
• Enlist the support of community leaders and gatekeepers in community education and mobilization related to new malaria treatment guidelines.
• Use radio programs to bolster and intensify campaigns for behavior change related to health issues addressed by Tubiteho.
• Seek to reduce gender-based violence by conducting gender sensitization trainings with project and partner staff, enabling them to integrate what they learn into project interventions.