Training a Community Health Extension Worker (CHEW) involves equipping them with the necessary knowledge and skills to provide comprehensive primary healthcare services within their communities. The training covers essential areas such as health promotion, disease prevention, clinical skills, family planning, and community mobilization. By empowering CHEWs, this training enhances their capacity to deliver quality healthcare services, improve health outcomes, and address health disparities in underserved areas. Ultimately, it strengthens the primary healthcare system at the community level and promotes the well-being of individuals and families.

The “Fix a Health Centre” project is a community-driven initiative aimed at addressing the issue of dilapidated primary health centres in rural settlements. The project focuses on implementing innovative measures to renovate and improve these health facilities, with the ultimate goal of enhancing access to quality healthcare services for the community. By revitalizing these centres, the project aims to create a conducive environment for the provision of essential medical care, promoting the well-being and health of individuals in underserved areas.