Emergency PHC in Nyirol

General information

Programme Title



Programme Goal



Major sector focus of the program

Budget (2017)

Donors

Number of Direct Beneficiaries

Scale of the Programme

Provision of essential and emergency Primary Health Care services in Chuil, Nyirol County, Jonglei state

To Improve access and scaling up responsiveness to essential health care by focusing on the major causes of mortality among U5C (malaria, diarrhoea, pneumonia, measles), cholera respond and preparedness.

Emergency

100,000 USD

South Sudan Humanitarian Fund ( OCHA)

7,692 ( Men:1920, Women:2450, Boys:1580,Girls:1742)

Chuil, Nyirol County, Jonglei state

Programme Progress against Outcomes

Nyirol County where this project was implemented has been affected by the conflict in the neighboring Counties. there has been massive displacement from the neighboring counties into Nyirol due to the fighting between the two warring parties and displacement within the county due cattle raiding from the neighboring Murle tribe. These have deteriorated the health conditions with communicable diseases such as Malaria, acute respiratory infection (ARI) and diarrhea causing significant morbidity and mortality among this population especially children under 5 years (Health Cluster February2017 report) with malaria accounting for 30% of consultations followed by ARI at 19% and diarrhea at 17% and malnutrition have already skyrocketed at 29.2% as indicated by the SMART Survey conducted by MEDAIR during the post-harvest period of Feb 2017.

Children Aid responded to this emergency with funding from South Sudan Humanitarian fund, the objective of the project was to Improve access and scale up responsiveness to essential health care by focusing on the major causes of mortality among U5C (malaria, diarrhea and pneumonia)

The period from the commencement of the project to the closure was a success through effective collaboration with the health cluster, ICWG and the core pipeline. Supplies were obtained through the core pipeline and delivered through a prioritized flight by the ICWG including staff; replenishments of supplies and supervision were done through prioritization as well. There was a good relation with the stake holders and the community, CASS collaborated effectively with the lead partner on ground (CMA) throughout the implementation period and the transition was effectively handled at the beginning and end. 

Chuil PHCC was equiped with drugs and other supplies. Fourteen staff (14) were recruited to run the PHCC.

Eleven (11) deliveries conducted in the PHCC. A total of 4,822 outpatient consultations.

3,198 children under 5 were immunized during a one week immunization campaigns organized in collaboration with health cluster and unicef.