Number supported | 40 VHTs (40% men, 60% women; 10 VHTs per district selected from existing cadre of active VHTs) | 26 clinics with outreach siteKabale (9) Kabarole (4) Mbale (6) Mbarara (7)
| 4 clinics (1 RHU static clinic per project district) | Mobile outreach conducted in 26 public-sector clinic sites |
Service delivery | Comprehensive family planning counseling, information, and awareness raising Short-acting methods (DMPA-IM, DMPA-SC, oral contraceptives, condoms) Referral to mobile outreach teams, RHU clinics, or public-sector clinics for long-acting methods and other SRH services
| Comprehensive family planning counseling and information Short-acting methods (DMPA-IM, DMPA-SC, oral contraceptives, condoms) Long-acting methods (implants and IUDs) Permanent methods (tubal ligation and vasectomy) Other SRH services (including HIV and STI testing/treatment and cervical cancer screening)
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Trainings | All 40 VHTs received a 7-day training on: | 42 facility-based providers (nurses, midwives, and clinical officers) drawn from public-sector facilities with outreach site and RHU facilities received a 2-day training on: |
FP supplies and equipment | VHTs obtained FP commodities from RHU clinics in project districts | FP commodities provided through the NMS | All FP commodities (including DMPA-SC) provided through UHMG | All FP commodities and equipment provided by RHU outreach teams |
Additional support provided | | NA | NA | NA |
Demand creation | 1 stakeholders' meeting involving 118 participants (including district health officers and religious and community leaders) drawn from all 4 project districts Educational outreach by RHU providers or VHTs about importance of family planning method through door-to-door mobilization, group information sessions, IEC materials, and media (mainly TV and radio programs)
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