gramya_vikas_sangathan@yahoo.co.inASHA Round- 2, 3 & 4 (Module 7) Training
ASHAs are being trained on Module 7 (Round- 2 ,3 & 4) in order to conduct home visit of households for providing home based care both to new born child and post partum mothers. The basic necessary of ASHA Round-4 training is to provide knowledge on Violence against women, gender gap, patriarchal society etc like social issues and challenges on community health issues like prevention on Malaria, Tuberculosis, de-worming and malnutrition etc. Training has ensured the role of ASHAs to face these challenges in the community. GVS has organized this training with the support of National Health Mission in Nabarangpur and Koraput district of Southern Odisha.
. ASHA HBYC Training
As a move to enable a concerted action on the concerns related with under-nutrition and early childhood development, Home-Based Care of Young Child (HBYC) programme has been launched for children in the age group of J-15 months. HBYC will build on the achievement of Home Based New Born Care (HBNC) and is intended to ensure the continuum of care through home visits by ASHAs from the time of birth up to 15 months of age. These home visits will ensure community level action on four key domains of Health, Nutrition, Early Childhood Development and WASH practices.
After completion of all trainings relating to ASHA HBYC, mission has observed that there are few ASHAs those are week in their performance, self acceptance and inter personal relationship. So, the department has trace out 20% low performance special category ASHA and design the plan to provide special training to them. Being the District Training Site implementing agency, organization organized 34 batches of Special Category ASHA on HBYC Training which covers 1099 participants in Nabarangpur district.
ASHA NCD Training
The ASHA will play an important supportive role since some of the components will need to undertaken by her. As you know, there is one ASHA for about 1000 population. In hilly areas and where there are hamlet based habitations, there may be one ASHA for a population of about 300-500. In urban areas, there is one ASHA for about 2500 population.
PRI Training
Organisation has providing field level Induction training to the elected PRI members of Nabarangpur district with the support of SIRD, Bhubaneswar. 336 PRI members (8 batches) sensitise about the role and responsibility of PRI member, their function, various schemes under Gram Panchayat, process of fund transfer etc. As results, PRI members know their function, they generate awareness about various schemes at Gram Sabha
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