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AnnualReport2013-14

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Bihar Voluntary Health Association, Patna

LCT Ghat, West of Ganga Apartment Mainpura,Patna- 800 001, Bihar IndiaTel No. + 91 612 – 226605Fax No. +91 612 – 2266884

E-mail : [email protected] : www.biharvha.org

ANNUAL REPORT 2013 -14 2

From the desk of President and Secretary

Today, Bihar Voluntary Health Association is feeling happy to share the Annual Report of 2013-14. Through this report,we are very interested to share, incorporate our activities and its execution to the ground level of community with you.Our goal is to have a healthy Community through continuous action of stability. BVHA has faced a lots of hindrances inits way to change the life of villagers who need constant motivation and guidance to change their life style. This is theactual reason we work closely with Government through our projects all the year to serve the mankind in context ofleading a healthy sustainable life.

Bihar Voluntary Health Association is becoming synonymous to good health for the people of Bihar especially those whohave started realizing that unless their families are in sound health nothing could be achieved. We had provided activeintervention in the health sector of the poor & deprived people of the society.

Our networking with partner organizations is playing an important role in providing actual benefit to the commonpeople. We are highly obliged to the deprived sector of the society which has always believed in our ideology. Ourdonors and concerned individuals with their sincere effort and trust in our organization have taken us to the new orbitof success.

Monitoring & Execution of the activities had taken place throughout the year which will make you realize that there is acomplete coordination, transparency & honesty between our commitment, vision & achievement.

Henceforth, this report would help you in understanding our ideology

Y.K. Gautam Sr. Anita CJ

President, BVHA Secretary, BVHA


Acknowledgement from Executive Directors

It’s a very memorable moment for me to share something about Bihar Voluntary Health Association during discussionof Annual report of 2013-14. Being as an Executive Director, I had always given my 200% in achieving & executing thevalue, vision & Mission of BVHA to the ground level of community. In the meantime, I am grateful to all members andassociate institutions for their valued support.

We remain indebted to Voluntary Health Association of India – New Delhi for the unconditional technical &developmental support which insists us to reach the new orbit of success.

It will be unfair on our part if we forget to mention for the guidance and cooperation of SIMAVI of The Netherlands, PLANINDIA, OXFAM INDIA, UNICEF – Bihar, etc. without which we would not have been able to move forward towards ourendeavour to make health a reality for the common people. We remain grateful to each one of them.

The dedicated staff members of BVHA as well as Project staff throughout the year have helped us enormously inachieving our targets. We are thankful for their cooperation.

BVHA thanks all concerned Govt. Officials, Print and electronic Media, Researcher etc. for their valuable support,suggestions in bringing about positive change in the health related policies for the sake of the common people withinthe State of Bihar who continue to gain improvement in their health status.

We expect the same support and cooperation once again in the future for transformation of our dreams and missions.We believe health is wealth

Swapan Mazumder

Executive Director


CONTENTS.No. Particulars Page No.

1. Brief of BVHA: Introduction, Vision, Mission, Goal and Objectives 5

2. Strategies for Achieving Objectives 6

3. Strategy of Functioning On Various Programmes 7

4. Implemented Program of BVHA during 2013-14 8

BMZ-KKS Project 9

Oxfam India 10

Arsenic Mitigation 11

MDR 13

PC & PNDT 14

Let Girl be Born 15

Kala-azar Elimination 17

Akshya Project 18

SRHR Project 20

5. Distribution of cleaning stuff 22

6. Advisory committee 23

7. Event based activity, on request training & Advocacy 24

8. Workshop/ capacity building of BVHA Staff 25

9. Training & visitors at BVHA 26

10. Financial Highlights 27

11. List of Present Governing board members of BVHA 2013-14 28

12. List of Present employee of BVHA 29

13. List of Project Partners of BVHA 31

14. Paper Clippings 33


An Introduction of BVHA:The Genesis:

The idea and need of an Association was emerging out over several years among the organization and individualsengaged in Voluntary Health sector. The meeting of Chotanagpur in 1967 and a meeting held in January 1969 wereprimary steps by some visionary leaders for the formation of the Bihar Voluntary Health Association. It was after theBangalore meeting that the coordination agency for Health Planning was set up with the first priority being to form aState Voluntary Health Association. Thus the resolution to form a State Voluntary Health Association of Bihar was takenon July 11,1969 at its 1st General Body Meeting held at the Methodist Hospital, Pratap Sagar, Buxar, Bihar attended by 78delegates from all over Bihar. The resolution stated that it would be a secular association of individuals & HealthCentres, Dispensaries, Charitable Hospitals & Voluntary Organizations engaged in Health & Health related developmentactivities. An Adhoc committee was formed at the Buxar Meeting and this committee organized seven meetingsprevious to the Second Annual General Body Meetings held on January 1970 at Kurji Holy Family Hospital, Patna, Bihar.The constitution was accepted and sent for Registration on 27 February1970.

Goal:

The goal of BVHA is to have a Healthy Community through community health action by promoting social justice in theprovision & distribution of health care encouraging voluntary health action of people & enabling them through varioussupport services to able to meet their health needs by availing the Primary Health Services & basic health services ashuman rights & ensuring community participation through voluntary sector's involvement.

The Vision of BVHA:

BVHA assists in making health a reality for all the people of Bihar with priority for the less privileged millions with theirinvolvement & participation through the voluntary health sector.

The Mission of BVHA:

The mission is to reach to the unreached through Charitable hospitals, dispensaries, Health Centres & VoluntaryOrganizations/ Institutions groups, Professionals & Individuals engaged and dedicated with some concern in Healthpromotion of the people of Bihar with priority for the less privileged millions with their positive participation.

Objectives of BVHA:

1. Health for all with a fundamental option in favour of people of lowest economic levels.2. The basics of health such as adequate food, balanced diet, safe potable water & healthy housing as basic

health right for all.3. Primary Health Care facilities with provision of referral to more complex, services.


4. Community Health & community participation for promotion, preservation & curative aspects of health suchas physical, environmental, social, psychological & spiritual.

5. Social Justice in general but especially in the provision & distribution of health service & opposition toexploitation, dishonesty & deception in systems & industries related to health care.

6. Rational Drug Therapy & effective alternative Drug Therapy such as indigenous and natural methods and cure.7. Cooperation with government in providing health care specially at the primary level.8. Working with committed, dedicated & interested people of good will and capacity building in health & health

related matter through various capacity building methods.9. Advocacy with govt., NGOs, policy makers people & groups for pro-people health & related policies &

programme for promotion of health.

Collection, exchange & publishing health and health educational materials for various categories of readers.

Strategies for Achieving Objectives:

I. Support to VOs & CBOs

A. Educational Programme on health & other health related programmes – through IEC, Mass Education, Exhibitions &Camps and Capacity Building through its scheduled training & also conducting On-Request trainings.

B. Project Consultancy:

BVHA does a lot of consultancy for voluntary organization for project formulation, monitoring, evaluation, survey,data analysis & report writing & also does consultancy services as per T.O.R. mostly on health & related aspectsfor international donors such as UNICEF, MEMISA etc. BVHA does play a role for pre funding evaluation, monitoringand evaluation.

C. Information & Documentation & Dissemination of IEC Material Support:

Knowledge is power & hence BVHA’s one of the main strategy for intervention is dissemination of healthinformation & message. It collects health information from various sources like Govt., WHO, UNICEF, UNDP, CHAI,CMAI other state VHAs, VHAI & all other sources – and disseminates them as well as it documents healthinformation's collected from paper clipping, books, journals, magazines on health & development. This facility isopen for all organization.

D. Relief Work: BVHA does help in Medical relief to NGOs working in flood, famine areas & also provides training onpreparedness.


II. Networking

The main objective of Networking is to provide synergic strength to the network of VOs working in the health &related sector to act as a united pressure group for proper implementation of health programme & policies aswell as to bring positive change at the local, district, regional & state level, Decentralizing the support activities ofBVHA respond more to the regional needs & also focusing on major health issues of state at State Level NetworkForum. It has 7 regional forums (4 in Bihar and 3 in Jharkhand) and also initiated one State level forum in whichother network agencies are also involved which are working or willing to work with the grass root people forraising their health status.

III.Advocacy

BVHA does Advocacy at various level – for grass-root & field level it does advocates for promotion of healthyhabits for promotion, prevention & presentation of health through Health Education, IEC and other Mass EducationMedia. By developing the capacities on NGOs, CBOs Panchayat representatives for policy & programme advocacyfor health & related development aspect & also pressurizing & influencing the media, policy makers, legislatorsthrough appropriate study & information sharing on health & related issues for pro-people policy development.This is a major activity of BVHA.

Strategy of Functioning on Various Programmes

BVHA works on health improvement and development of Bihar with the following Programme:

BVHA

Community HealthProgram through its

Member Organization

Advocacy, Liaisoning withGovt. for voluntary agenciesNetworking Activitiesamong members

Direct interventionsPromotion on majorhealth issues ofimmediate response

By Developing NGOs onProgramme Planning,Implementation,Monitoring & Evaluation

Development of RegionalResource Center


BVHA mainly works through its member organizations in Bihar. It conducts programmes to build up the capacity of

voluntary agencies in Programme Planning, Implementation and Management. It also conducts direct interventions for

the major Public Health Issues e.g. Malaria Control, Tuberculosis Control and HIV/AIDS & STDs. However, the advocacy

and liaisoning with the Government & community is the major activity of BVHA as the ultimate responsibility of Health is

of the State Government. Therefore, BVHA presents activity reports of voluntary agencies before the Government so as

to sensitize the Government’s policy and programmes.


Implemented Programmes of BVHA during 2013-14:

Activities:

Baseline survey was conducted by BVHA in the twelve villages of Maner targeting 1000 poor families . The survey wasconducted with the support of a research expert Mr. M.C. Sarkar for data entry, tabulation and final report writing.

1) Formation of SHGs:Total 20 SHGs in the target villages have been formed. Every SHG consists of 10 to 20 members including president,Secretary and Treasurer. The trainings for the members of SHGs have also completed.

2) Printing of IEC materials & Growth monitoring charts:Four types of IEC materials on different government schemes and other issues related to mother and child health havebeen published. Growth monitoring charts have also been printed and are being used for tracking the malnourishedchildren.

3) Nutritional counselling & home visit:The Nutritional Counselor, Mrs. Asha Kujur is frequently visiting door to door for nutritional counseling for the parentsof malnourished children and anemic women.

4) Awareness Sessions for Adolescents on personal and menstrual hygiene and Life Skill Education:Awareness sessions for adolescents of the target villages on personal and menstrual hygiene have been conducted theNutrition Counsellor.

5) Wall Writing:There were four types of messages at fifty (50) places displayed on the walls of target villages, in the premises ofBlock office and Primary Health Centre of Maner.

6) Street Play (Nukkad Natak):One show each in all the target villages was conducted on the issues of mother & child, nutrition, different governmentschemes etc.

7) Monthly meetings with ICDS Staff (CDPO, supervisors, AWWs):All the Anganwadi Sevikas and Sahayikas are familiar with the project field staffs and they are cooperating to addressthe child malnutrition.

8) Meeting of Medical officers, ANM and other related health staff:Meeting of Medical officers, ANM and other related health staffs are conducted on every month. The present statusregarding immunization, ANC, PNC etc of the concerned villages are discussed.

9) Vocational Training for youth:List of youth have been prepared and counselled for the vocational trainings fortheir respective four trades. 1) Beautician 2) Electrician 3) Masonry 4) Repair ofdiesel pumps and hand pumps/ bicycles


10) Monthly review meeting:To review the project activities and to address the problems in field, the Monthly review meetings are conducted at theend of every month by the Project Coordinator.

11) Trainings Conducted under the Project: Training of Panchayat representative on the health and nutritional aspects of women & children and current

Govt. Schemes (6 Trainings) 2 Days Training of SHGs on Leadership Development, Group Management & Book keeping Two Days Capacity Building Prog. For Project Staffs – (4 Training) 3 Day Staff Capacity Building Training Prog.

2. GPAF

Although it is now widely recognized that reductions in maternal mortality and improvements in women's health cannotbe achieved through simple, vertical strategies, few programs have provided successful models for how to integrateservices into a comprehensive program for maternal health. Considering the importance of availability accessibilityand quality of health services for maternal health, Oxfam India has been actively engage in addressing the issue ofmaternal health through community partnership and ownership in its target Area. Village Health Sanitation andNutrition Committees (VHSNC) are a special task force formed and oriented by Oxfam India in 70 villages of 3 Districtsnamely Kishanganj, Supoul and Sitamarhi of Bihar through 2 implementing NGO (BVHA and Bihar Gramin Vikas Parishad)partners to tackle the issue of maternal health. Oxfam India has been implementing an intensive program to enhancematernal health since March 2012. Under this initiative, maternal health is being given focus through active involvementof VHSNCs. Pregnant women will be reached through time and targeted counselling by frontline workers (ASHAs,Anganwadi Workers and Volunteers). The set of messages has been categorized that needs to be delivered to theVHSNCs. These committees are being oriented and mentored by GPAF staffs. Community based monitoring isrecognized as an effective strategy to ensure quality of services

Motherhood is an event of joy and celebration for every family. However, high maternal mortality during pregnancy,childbirth and post partum period is a matter of great concern in the project areas. Maternal mortality is strongindicator for measuring the attention paid to the health care of the women.

Strategy for maternal mortality reduction focused on building a well functioning Primary Health Care System, whichcan provide essential obstetric care service with a backbone on skill birth attendant for every birth, whether it takesplace in the facility or at home, which is linked to a well developed referral system with an access to obstetric care forall women who experience complications. GPAF project is holistic approach based project which touch all thedeterminants of maternal health. There is also process for sustainability so that changes will remain after life ofproject. Ultimately, health care is responsibility of concerned department but in this project area there is lack ofaccountability at various departments’ level. The project activities like; social audit, advocacy workshops for referralservices are making them accountable


RESULTS AND ACHIEVEMENTS

1. VHSNC as a successful model:VHSC was formed in all the 32 intervention villages. InBihar the VHSC has been formed at the Panchayatlevel. All of them trained on their roles,responsibilities and the services provided underNRHM. This has helped in creating awareness amongthe community and they intern have starteddemanding their rights under ICDS, PDS and JSY. Thishas led to the improvement in the services of theANM, PHC and many other facilities.

2. Health and wash mela as effective way of generating awareness:

Through WASH mela mass awareness was generated among the community about all facets of maternalhealth. The most marginalised women have also now understood the need of ANC, PNC and benefits ofInstitutional delivery. They have started demanding the benefits from the service providers.

3. Utilization of untied:

The VHSC and community members have been provided training on village health plan linking it with the untiedfund. With the help of that the VHSCs have started preparing the same and holding the ANM and Mukhiya(PRImember) accountable for the expenses made under untied fund.

3. Arsenic Mitigation

Brief report for Arsenic Mitigation project Vaishali-Bihar:

Project at a Glance:

BVHA has been implementing Arsenic mitigation project on the basis of impact assessment and learnt best practicesfrom our outgoing project at Mannar Block Patna District –Bihar. This project focused on for awareness buildingcampaign towards the Arsenic containment water in Ganga plain. Presently we have introduced same project atBidupur Block of Valishali District of Bihar is also highly affected. People in the area used surface water until 1970s, butto decrease the incidence of water borne diseases and high infant mortality rate due to bacterial contaminated water,people have started using ground water (low depth tube well) as it is economical. The over exploitation of groundwater changed the aquifer chemistry leading to release of arsenic in ionic form. The ingestion of arsenic contaminatedwater is a serious health hazard and may cause many serious dermatological, cardio-vascular, cytological, geneticallyand mental abnormalities including cancer.


The major focus of the project is social mobilization through information dissemination, capacity building of front linehealth workers, community stakeholders and public representative for safe drinking water. We mobilize as well assensitize government officials for advocating safe drinking for the common people.

Project Objectives:

Improved health seeking behavior of the 12000 households (approx.) for use of safe potable water(free of Arsenic)

Strengthened PRI members, CBOs and other stakeholders to take initiatives for safe potable waterand able to put issue in the agenda in Gram Sabha.

Activation of Concerned Departments and Appropriate Authorities through evidence based advocacy

Target Beneficiaries:

Total Households Covered 11894Total Population Covered 80611Total SC Population Covered 13780

Activity Report:

1. Awareness meeting with the community:At community level awareness building process is going on through frequent monthly meeting at panchayat level in alloperational areas. In this process key stakeholders have been identified for change agents that means theydisseminate project objectives and relevant information we have covered 20formal meetings all operational panchayattwice.

2. Project launching workshop at Bidupur Block:

The project activities have been initiating during twomonths January and February. We have completedproject launching workshop at Bidupur Block on 22nd

February 2014. 32 participants were participatedincluding ASHA, ANM, PRI representative schoolteachers and BEO. Three hours long interaction withthe issue and highlighted the basic of save drinkingwater problems and its remedies. Arsenic is themost harmful chemical cantonment has found inGanga basin if water will not be used for drinking anddomestic purpose more than 180 feet deep handpump.


3. MDR Project

MDR Project at a Glance:

Maternal Mortality Ratio (MMR) in Bihar is as high as 219 per 100000 live births (SRS-2012), despite many of thematernal deaths are even ignored and not reported properly. Though Maternal Death Review (MDR) has becomemandatory under NRHM, the death cases reported through ASHA, AWW or ANM are only recorded and actual reasons(socio-economic, medical or other) are neither analyzed nor any corrective actions taken. Service providers are yet toheed to the fact that verbal autopsy for each Maternal Death would help the bereaved families, service providers andalso policy makers to identify the root causes of such avoidable maternal deaths. In the above context, BVHA hasinitiated a pilot intervention to institutionalize MDR process in Gaya and Purnea districts and planned to conduct abaseline survey on the existing MDR processes. The project has been starting from February’ 2014 to December 2014with the support of UNICEF-Patna. The project title is "Piloting Review Maternal Death in two districts Gaya &Purnea of Bihar”

Objective:

To understand, examine and assess the institutional capacity with the existing processes of notification,investigation and review of reported maternal deaths following to the deaths occurred at home, facility ortransit level

To provide a road map for establishing a routine system for review of all maternal deaths as per the MaternalDeath Review guidelines of GOI

To create a basis for evidence based documentation of immediate, intermediate and underlying causes ofmaternal deaths to be collected after the institutionalization of MDR

Activities Accomplishment:

Baseline MDR survey at facility level conducted,analysis data and first draft completed and sharedwith unicef representatives.

Capacity building training of implementing partners& BVHA staff have conducted

Maternal death reported from theoperational areas have been sharedwith unicef representative. Dr. Yameen Mazumder CFO Unicef With BVHA Staff

during Inaugural Session of two days orientation

Operational districts have visited and conducted review meeting with operational partners meet with DPM-purnea & MOIC Damdaha block to brief the status of MDR process towards the activation of MDR process.

Meeting with BHM of Barachatti, Gaya regarding MDR process activation as well as know the current status ofmaternal death.

Review meeting with all implementing partners along with Districts coordinators


4. PC & PNDT

Awareness Building Among Communities On Girl Child Survival And PC & PNDT Act” In Phulwarisharif Block OfPatna District Of Bihar:

Bihar Voluntary Health Association is implementing project on “Awareness building among communities on Girl ChildSurvival and PC & PNDT Act in Phulwarisharif block of Patna district of Bihar with the support of Ministry of Health andFamily Welfare, Govt. of India.

Vision: To create an environment, where people encourage to born girl child and girl child rights will be ensured.

Goal: To empower women to reduce the sex selective abortions and guarantee the right of girls to be born inPhulwarisharif block of Patna districts of Bihar

Main Objective: To realize a gender balance in society by reducing female feticide/infanticides and ensuring the rightto identity, name and citizenship in two low performing districts of Bihar.

Targets Group: The target groups at different levels are:

Community Level- child bearing women, newly married couple, adolescent girls, youths, Panchayatrepresentatives, parents and in-laws

Service providers- ASHA, ANM, AWW, government officials, Nursing Homes, medical officers & radiologist

Other Stakeholders -- religious leaders, elite groups

State Level ---- State Health Society, Nursing homes and others concerned Departments

Activities carried out during the year:

1) Mixed Stakeholder Sharing Meeting(Mother-in-laws, child bearing women, youth, Aganwadi Workers, ASHA, Panchayat representatives andCBOs)

2) Training of Peer Educators/Adolescent boys/Girls on PC & PNDT Act

3) Meeting-cum-Awareness Programme by Peer Educators for Adolescents

4) Counseling-cum-Sharing Programme/meeting with newlywed couples

5) Sensitization Meeting with Health Service Providers at Panchayat Level (Agan Wadi workers, ASHA, MAMTA,Traditional Dai, Registered Medical Practionaire)

6) Sensitization Meeting with Health Service Providers at Block Level (ASHA, ANMs, AWWs)

7) Sensitization Meeting with Panchayat Raj Institutions (PRIs)


8) Panchayat Level Awareness Program

9) Meeting with Mother-in-laws

10) Meeting with Village Elite Groups

11) Meeting with Pregnant Women and Anganwadi Workers

12) Meeting with Religious Leaders

13) Rally by School Children

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5. Let Girls be Born

The project “Let Girls Be Born” supported by ‘Plan India’ wasimplemented by Bihar Voluntary Health Association, Patna from July– December 2014. This project was an effort to control the femalefeticides and consequently controlling the declining child sex ratioby orienting the members of DIMC of the state.There were mainly two following activities conducted during thisproject period:

1. 2 days Divisional Level Orientation for the members ofDIMC on Declining Child Sex Ratio & PC&PNDT Act.

2. State Level Orientation for CJMs/CS/DPOs on Declining Child Sex Ratio & PC&PNDT Act, 1994.

Mixed Stakeholder Sharing Meeting

Figure 1Meeting with Pregnant Women & AnganwariWorkers


Activity: 1

2 days Divisional Level Orientation for the members of DIMC on Declining Child Sex Ratio & PC&PNDT Act:

Objective:

To orient and build the capacity of DIMC members in order to conduct quality of routine inspection, identification ofgaps, collection of evidences, properly conducting seal and seizures with Panchnama etc.

There were total 9 activities of orientation programme for the members of District Monitoring Committee (DIMC) in allthe 9 divisions of Bihar. The orientation programmes were organized in collaboration with RDDs (Regional DeputyDirectors), Plan India & BVHA. 8 activities have been completed and one activity of Purnea Division could not becompleted due to the unavailability of the resource person.

Activity: 2

State Level Orientation for CJMs/CS/DPOs on Declining Child Sex Ratio & PC&PNDT Act, 1994:

One day “State Level Orientation for CJMs/CS/DPOs on Declining Child Sex Ratio & PC&PNDT Act, 1994” was organizedat Hotel Pataliputra Ashok on September 14, 2013 by Bihar State Legal Services Authority in collaboration with PlanIndia, NRHM & BVHA.

The target groups of the Orientation workshop were Chief Judicial Magistrates, Civil Surgeons, and District ProsecutionOfficers.

Objectives:

1 To sensitize and ensure pro-activehearing of complaint filed in the court ofCJM.

2 To promote better coordinationbetween Judiciary particularly of BiharState Legal Services Authority andBihar Judicial Academy and Departmentof Health.

3 To establish better coordination atdistrict level between PublicProsecutors and Appropriate Authority in order to ensure better quality of complaint drafted and fasterpursuing the matter in the court.


7. Kalazar Elimination Project

Project Background

Malaria and Kala-azar are vector-borne diseases (VBDs) transmitted by mosquitoes and sand fly. Malaria continues to pose a major public health threat. Malaria is among top ten reported causes of death in India The Indian surveillance system has been reporting around 2 million cases of malaria every year. kala-azar is known to affect the poorest of the poor residing in inadequate and unhygienic housing conditions.

Project intervened Districts under this Project

District : Bihar: (31 districts for Kala-azar) Patna, Nalanda, Jahanabad, Bhojpur, Saran, Siwan, Gopalganj, East Champran, West Champaran, Sitamarhi,

Vaishali, Darbhanga, Madubani, Samastipur, Muzaffarpur, Bhagalpur, Munger, Khagaria, Begusarai, Purnea,Kathihar, Saharsa, Madhepura, Suppaul, Kishanganj, Ararea, Buxar, Sheohar, Sekhpur, Lakhisaraiand Arwal

Project Objectives• Social mobilization to foster increased and sustained demand for timely and appropriate preventive and

curative services• Delivery of timely and quality preventive and curative services in project areas

Target/ Vulnerable Communities• Groups with socially, culturally, economically and politically distinct from the mainstream.• Schedule tribes, schedule castes, minorities, people below poverty line etc.

Project Activities:The main activities of the project are following:

• Collation of location-specific information on malaria control/ kala-azar elimination including knowledge,attitudes and practices at community level and reviewing existing documents, reports, tools, etc. andinstitutional arrangements at national/ state/ district levels to identify challenges, needs and gaps.

• Carrying out active search of fever cases in selected malaria kala-azar endemic pockets and diagnosing thesuspected malaria cases with RDT and sending blood slide to the nearest laboratory to get the examinationdone and collecting the report. Facilitating correct and complete treatment for positive cases of malaria inaccordance with the National Drug Policy.

• Promotion of correct and continuous use of Long Lasting Insecticidal Nets (LLINs)/ insecticide treated bednets (ITNs) and proper maintenance according to programme guidelines. Ensuring renting of storage space,logistics including transportation of LLINs/ liquid insecticides from district to distribution points—villages,and monitoring &evaluation, as necessary.

• Capacity building training: ASHA, AWW, PRI and ANM.

• Advocacy to implement the kala-azar elimination programme for the vulnerable community.


Achievements:

• Road map of kala-azar elimination programme prepared by the state kala-azar core committee under theleadership of Dr. Anand Sinha (Senior Programme Officer, BMGF), Convenor - Core Committee.

• State Core Committee to develop the Roadmap for Kala Azar Elimination in Bihar" under the chairmanship ofDr. Jagdish Singh, State Programme Officer, Vector Borne Diseases. In that respect BVHA was one of the corecommittee member to contribute our experience for prepare meaning full draft for the state.

8. Axshya Project

Tuberculosis Control Programme-Axshya Project:

Project Axshya (meaning 'TB-Free') adds a new dimension to TB control in India through community 'ownership' andcivil society-led public health programming. The project is managed by the International Union against Tuberculosis andLung Disease control (The Union) through The Union South-East Asia Office (USEA), and implemented by USEA's ninecore sub-recipient partners across India. It is a landmark project funded by The Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosisand Malaria (The Global Fund). As part of its larger Round 9 TB grant to India, with The Government of India, The Unionand World Vision India as the three principal recipients. It is an expansive and ambitious advocacy, community andsocial mobilisation project, with the Union component covering 300 districts across 21 states in India, to reach about570 million people.

Bihar has about 180,000 new cases of TB everyyear, and there are hurdles throughout the deliverychain. Case-finding is hard since patients preferprivate providers who are not integrated with thenational TB control program (NTCP). Patients inprivate care typically stop taking drugs after amonth or two because of poverty. Diagnosis isdifficult since only 30-50% of patients test positive.The rest are diagnosed using questionable bloodtests, or by using antibiotics to rule out otherrespiratory diseases. Finally, ensuring adherenceover 6-8 months is challenging. Meeting with Dr. Jawahar singh, CS-Munger

For instance, asymptomatic and often undernourished patients may have little incentive to take drugs that causegastrointestinal side-effects. Others might migrate to cities for work.The consequence is that only half the case load ismanaged by the RNTCP. Patients seeking private care run up large debts, report extremely poor adherence, and are athigh risk for mortality and drug resistance.

Voluntary Health Association of India, New Delhi is implementing the Project Axshya in nine districts in the state ofBihar where Bihar Voluntary Health Association is supporting in coordination, field monitoring and supervision,


liaisoning with concerned officials, identification and mentoring of the district level NGO partners etc. The districtscovered by Axshya Project in Bihar are Vaishali, Jehanabad, Katihar, Munger, Kishanganj, Purnia, Darbanga, Lakhisaraiand Shekhpura. The project is trying to address the disease detection, treatment and adherence to treatment throughcommunity process which would address the social determinants of the disease. The project also has componentswhich would enhance the soft skills of the service providers.

The main objective of the Axshya Project is- To reduce the mortality and morbidity due to T.B. below the public healthsignificance through better diagnosis, appropriate treatment and community participation through voluntary agenciesand PRI. It is a advocacy project.

Following major activities have been conducted during the financial year in Bihar are: GKS/VHSNC Meetings

Community Meeting at Jehanabad District

, Sensitization/Household coverage underAxshya SAMVAD, Sputum collection andtransportation, Positive Cases Detection,Mid Media Activities, District TB Forummeeting, National Events celebration, NewPartners enrolment, Meeting with therepresentatives of the Union, VHAI andconcerned Govt. Officials etc.

Cross verification of sputum referred by Axshya partners atPatepur PHC/DMC


9. SRHR Project

Sexual Reproductive Health and Rights Project:

Strategies adapted under SRHR Project:

BVHA (Bihar Voluntary Health Association) has been implementing thisproject through its partner organizations – Duncan Hospital, Raxaul(East Champaran) and Fakirana Sisters Society, Bettiah (WestChamparan). The operational areas are the 13 Panchayats of RaxaulBlock and 10 Panchayats of Majahulia Block.

The major intervention of the project is to increase awareness of thecommunities on the sexual and reproductive health and rights. Apartfrom that BVHA is working for the capacity building of the variousstakeholders, frontline health service providers, strengthening village levelinstitutions and organizations, advocacy for the rights of the people especially sexual andreproductive health. During the year 2013, BVHA has closely worked with the Department of Health and National RuralHealth Mission (NRHM). The project interventions were right based which create recognition of the project personnel inthe community as well as in Govt. departments especially with health and ICDS.

Brief of the Project activities and outcome at the Different levels are as follows :

(i) Organizational level, (ii) Service level (iii) Community level& (iv) Individual level

Organizational Level

Input Outcome

Orientation of staff of SRHR SRHR issues, ComprehensiveSexual Education, project implementation, MIS, IECmaterials, documentation, Communication etc.

Outcome: Empowered and trained project personnel on SRHR issues.

Liaison and Advocacy with Govt. Health departments ateach level

• Formed SRHR Forum at state level involving Govt. officials anddevelopment agencies.

• Member of State Technical Advisory group.• BVHA was involved in the process for finalization of the

program “DusKa Dum ”• Involved in core group – Reduction of Total fertility Rate (TFR)

under “Bihar ManavVikas Mission (Bihar Human ResourceDevelopment Mission, GOB)”

• District Health department recognizes BVHA and its partnersand involving various programs such as Maternal Death review,monitoring of VHSND, orientation of VHSNC members, ASHA &ANM orientation etc.

• Govt. of Bihar invites BVHA for Consultation meeting on pre-budget discussion in the health Budget.


Service Level:

Input Outcome

Strengtheningof VHSNC

Advocacy atdifferentlevel

VHSNC functioning in 18 panchayats out of 23 panchayats and started utilizing untied fund. HSC started functioning in 7 panchayats and utilization started of untied fund. Qualitative improvement in VHSND

StrengtheningRKS

Use of untied fund of APHC and the APHC started functioning. Improvement in PHC Delivery room.

Capacity building of ANM Knowledge increases to use of weighing machine, BP instrument, how to measure fundalheight, proper ANC.

Initiation of Ante-natal check-ups during VHSNDs.

ASHA Orientation Increase in Institutional delivery and more couples are opting FP (both spacing and limiting).

Coordination meetings withHealth & ICDS

Good Linkages, cooperation, Gap findings.

HSC level meetings with ASHA,AWW, ANM

Due list preparation, list update of workers.

Community Level

Input Outcome

Empowerment of LocalGovernance (PRI) & Structuredbodies (VHSC)

- HSC started functioning in 7 panchayats and utilization of untied fund.- Started preparation of village & Panchayat specific health plans by VHSNC members.- Qualitative improvement in VHSND

Mixed Stakeholders meetings

Advocacy at different level

Empowerment of SHGs, MahilaMandal and other Groups

- Few ANMs become punctual during their outreach activities and corruption minimized atPHC level.

- AWCs started distributing Take home ration.- Cumulative actions taken on age at Marriage and girls’ education, Govt. entitlements and

rights.


Distribution of cleaning stuff for Society:

Bihar Voluntary Health Association, Patna distributedvarious cleaning stuff like Glass cleaner, Floorcleaner, Kitchen cleaner, Toilet cleaner , insect killerduring June 2013 to August 2013 with the support ofits members organizations which was supplied byS.C. Johnson Products Pvt. ltd.

PURPOSE OF DISTRIBUTION:For the hygiene and sanitation of various healthcentres, clinic and community people of Bihar andcontrol of various water born as well as vector borndisease.

ACTIVITY IN SUMMERY:BVHA received cleaning stuff like Glass cleaner, Floor cleaner, Kitchen cleaner, Toilet cleaner , insect killer of 218 boxesfrom S.C. Johnson. After that BVHA contacted its network for and developed a strategy to distribute among variousstake holders of the community. BVHA requested many of the members to collect cleaning stuff from BVHA office anddistribute among the community people. BVHA also contacted various health centre and hospital to collect cleaningstuff materials. As the distributing materials is very little only 218 boxes, so only 20 organizations collected 218 boxesand distributed their intervention area. After handed over the materials to NGOs and Health Centre BVHA took receivingfrom them and requested all the recipient to summit a brief report and list of beneficiaries to BVHA.

NO. OF BENEFICIARIES20 Health Centres and Hospitals used thismaterial for cleanliness of their centre. Approx08 thousand populations benefited by thisvarious cleaning stuff materials with the supportof BVHA members.

REQUIREMENT FOR FUTURES:Most of the health centre and NGOs requestedBVHA for further requirement of the variouscleaning stuff supplied by the S.C. Johnson. Intheir requirement they said the material whichwas distributed by BVHA very little. They werenot catering as per demand by the community.They requested BVHA to supply this type of materials more and more so that we distribute in the community. There areso many new organization who requested BVHA to supply these type of the materials after stock over. So, it will bebetter if S.C. Johnson Pvt. Ltd. provide this type of material future also for the benefit of the poor community.


List of the Organization who received the Materials and Distributed:

1. St. Joseph Health Centre, Vardhaman Nagar, P.O. Marwa, Gulni, Dist. Nawada- 805 124.2. Aulia Adhyatmik Anusadhan Kendra, Aulia Darbar, At &P.O. Pauni Hasanpur , Dist. Vaishali - 844 123.3. Sacred Heart Dispensary, Fakirana, Banuchapar, P.O. Bettiah, Dist. W. Champaran – 845 438.4. Sacred Heart Actions for Peoples’ Empowerment (SHAPE), C/O Sacred Heart Health Centre, P.O. Bettiah, Post

Box No.14, Dist. West Champaran-845 438.5. Vaishali Samaj Kalyan Sansthan, At. & P.O. Bidupur Bazar, Dist. Vaishali – 844 503.6. Bihar Gram Vikas Parishad, At. Manikpur Musaharnia, P.O. Andauli, Dist. Sitamarhi- 843 324.7. Mahila Sewak Samaj, Alam Manjil Mohalla Sherpur, P.O. Biharsharif, Dist Nalanda- 803101.8. Sarvodaya Vikas Jyoti, At. & P.O. – Barbigha, Dist.Sheikphura-811 101.9. Samta Gram Sewa Sansthan, B/2 Panchsheel House, 23 Telegraph Colony, Kidwaipuri, Patna – 800 001.10. Sewa Kendra, C/O Nav Jyoti Niketan, Kurji, Patna–800 010.11. St. Annes Dispensary , Phulwarisharif, Patna – 801 505.12. Community Health Centre, P.O. Bakhtiarpur, Dist. Patna – 803 212.13. St. Joseph Health Centre, Barh, Dist. Patna 803 213.14. Bhartiya Jan Uthan Parishad, Moh. Kamruddinganj, P.O. Biharsharif, Dist. Nalanda – 803 101.15. Nisha Bunai Silai School Quamaruddinganj, P.O. Biharsharif, Dist. Nalanda – 803101.16. Nazareth Hospital , P.O. Mokama, Dist. Patna– 803 302 .17. Mahila Samaj Vikas Sansthan, Moh. Sherpur, P.O. Biharsharif, Dist. Nalanda-803 116.18. C HES, 20 Sudha Villa Apartment, Kurji More, Kurji, Patna-10.19. Pushpa Swasthya Kendra, C/o Catholic Church Ashram, P.O. Maghara, Biharsharif, Dist. Nalanda-803101.20. Samajik Vikas Sansthan, At. Pure & P.O. Ramchandra, Via: Madhepur, Dist.Madhubani –847 408.

Formation of Advisory Committee of BVHA

BVHA lead the way in the movement of voluntary health associations in India since 1969. It has a systematic structureof management under the overall supervision and guidance of General Body and Governing Board.

BVHA’s Advisory Committee is a body of intellectuals of different member organizations which is a think tank for theorganization. The committee provides with the visionary approach for the improvement of the programs activities ofBVHA. It helps in provides proper suggestion and direction to BVHA for its overall improvement to act as a healthresource organization in Bihar in present challenging scenario.

At the end, Dr. M.K. Sahni thanked the members of Advisory Committee in behalf of BVHA for their precious ideas andsuggestions.

The members list of BVHA Advisory Committee is as follows:

1) Dr. M.K. Sahani2) Mr. Shailesh Kumar3) Mr. Shailesh Kumar Singh4) Fr. Philip Manthra


5) Ms. Devika Biswas6) Mr. Pramod Kumar Singh7) Mr. Renji George Joseph8) Md. Sayed Ali,9) Mr.Rajesh Seraphim10) Sr. Sudha Verghese,11) Prof. J. M. Deewan12) Mr. Vinoy Kr. Ohdar13) Mr.Pravind Kr.Praveen,14) Dr. Prabhat Pandey15) Mr. Yogendra Kumar Gautam16) Rafay Eajaz Hussain

Staff Development: BVHA all the time tries to update and upgrade knowledge and skill of the staff members formaking them effective and efficient to address the social issues in collaboration with its member networkorganisations and other development agencies including Govt. Department and important stake holders. BVHAorganises such type of capacity building events as well as it sends the staff members in the events / programmesorganised by other agencies.Here we are mentioning below the number of activities / programmes where BVHA staff members took partduring the financial year 2013-14.

1. Centre for Health and Social Justice, New Delhi organized a one day meeting at its office in Saket, New Delhion 5.1.2014.The meeting was presided by Dr. Abhijit, Director, CHSJ, Mr. swapan Mazumder took part in themeeting.

2. Ms. Asha Kujur from BVHA imparted training on ARSH organized by Raymond Tailoring Center ,ITI, Digha, Panta to trainthe women trainees

3. ATSEC Bihar under the banner of Jan Jagran Sansthan organized a one day State level advocacy workshop onAnti trafficking at BVHA. Mr. Swapan Mazumder, Mr. Malay and Mr. Khurshid from BVHA also took part in theworkshop.

4. A two hour Media Conference was organized at Bihar Industries Association Building, Patna on 12.2.2014from3.00 p.m. on people’s manifesto. It was organized by Wada Na Todo Abhiyan Bihar. Mr. .Swapan Mazumderfrom BVHA took part in the conference.

5. Project Advisory Committee meeting on Buniyad a project focused in breastfeeding in three district of Biharimplemented by CHARM & Agargami India supported by AKF, Patna was organsied at SHSB. . Mr. Khurshid tookpart from BVHA.

6. A half day workshop was organized by STC on the study – Ending New Born Death. This workshop wasorganized at Hotel Chanakya on 3.3.2014.Mr.Mazumder & Mr.Khurshid Ekram Ansari from BVHA took part in theworkshop.

7. Wada Na Todo Abhiyan organized a one day National Committee Meeting at ISI, New Delhi on 27.11.2013. Thepurpose of the meeting was to discuss and finalized the MP constituencies in each state formaking/developing manifesto based on the social need by involving PACS & WNTA partners. Mr. SwapanMazumder from BVHA took part in the meeting.


“Advocacy Planning Workshop and IEC Sharing”

A two day workshop was organized at Ranchi under the Joint Capacity Building program on “Advocacy PlanningWorkshop and IEC Sharing Workshop” held from 16.12.13 to 17.12.13.

The main objectives of the workshop are:

- Finalize the State Factsheet for Advocacy.- Prepare Action Plan (State Specific) for Advocacy.- Identify the national level advocacy agenda.- To share the IEC materials of SRHR Alliance partners.

All the partners under India SRHR Alliance partners were presentin the workshop. Facilitation work was done by Ms.Ruba Banerjee,Ms.Indrani, Dr.ChiranjeevDubey and Mr.Ranjan Panda of CINI.During the workshop, state wise fact sheet was finalized andaccording state wise Action Plan developed.

IEC materials developed by NEEDS, BVHA and SEWA Bharat werediscussed and displayed.

At the same time National Governing Body meeting also held in the evening of 16.12.13.

Outcome:

- State specific Fact sheet and accordingly action plan decided.- IEC materials presented by NEEDS were finalized with corrections and feedback.

Workshop/ capacity building of BVHA Staff

Date- 30th Sept. 2013

Objective - Workshop on Union budget process 2014-15:

A one day workshop on Union Budget process 2014-15 was organized by LEADS, Jharkhand on 30th September, 2013. It’sa The People’s Budget Initiative was organized a Regional Convention on Union Budget 2014-15. The LEADS is hosting theRegional Convention in Ranchi, Jharkhand for the eastern region (States are Orissa, West Bengal, Chhattisgarh, Biharand West Bengal). In this The Union Budget has a significant influence on the Budgets of the States. The magnitude ofState Budgets is to a large extent determined by the Union Budget owing to the federal fiscal architecture in thecountry, which involves a large amount of fund transfers from the Union Government to the States every year. Mr. C. P.Singh EX-Speaker Legislative assembly, Jharkhand was the chief guest along with other dignitaries-Save the children,Plan India, Intra Health Inc and World vision who were participated as the funding delegates and moderated the sessionin various ways. From BVHA Mr.Khurshid Ekram Ansari participated in the workshop.


Date- 29th – 31st August, 2013

Objective- Capacity Building Training on Gender and Life Skills

A three days capacity building training on Gender and Life Skills was organized by Plan India in consultation with StateInstitute of Health & Family Welfare, Jaipur for the Let Girls Be Born project partners during 29-31 August, 2013. Theobjective of this training was to conceptual understanding about the gender, sex, gender’s role and behavior towardshuman being. Mr.Khurshid Ekram Ansari and Mr.Vivekananad Ojha from BVHA participated in the said trainingprogramme.

Date- 21st- 24th Oct 2013

Asian Regional Learning Forum

Four day regional sharing & learning forummeeting was organized by RutgersWPF under SRHR Alliance at Lampung Provincein Indonesia during Oct 21-24 2013. In themeeting, 2 representatives from each partnerorganization under SRHR Alliance from 4countries took part namely India, Pakistan,Bangladesh and Indonesia. The Facilitatorswere from Rutgers WPF, SIMAVI and Dance4life.Mr. Malay kumar-Project Co-ordinator_ BVHAand Mr. Swapan Mazumder- Executive Directorof BVHA took part in the meeting. The purposeof the meeting was to discuss on comprehensive sexual education (CSE), its contents,how to incorporate this activity in the existence SRHR project, how to make it in country specific context to start withetc.

The meeting was conducted in participatory manner. Country specific presentations were done on the new initiatives.Field visits were organized to one government school, one private school, one Madarsa, One youth friendly center andone youth friendly clinic to get exposure and experience on various ways of incorporating CSE and school curriculum.

It was a great learning about the approaches applied for promotion of CSE schools.

Date- 6th June -0 7th June 2013

State consultation on ARSH

Magic bus has organized two day state consultation onAdolescent Reproductive and Sexual health with the govt.of Bihar and development Partners at Hotel PatliputraAshoka. Mr. Malay and Binay Fidelis were participated inthis event on behalf on BVHA.


Training organized at BVHA

BVHA is always pioneer in organizing training & other training activities at our premises. We had done documentation &registration of various trainings organized at BVHA. However, 16 organizations had expressed their trust in ourselvesand used our services & found to be satisfied during 2013-14. Indeed, once again BVHA is successful in organizingvarious trainings and these organizations had done bookings at our training centre many times throughout the year.

BVHA had collaborated with India HIV/AIDS Alliance and conducted two phase training in context of capacity buildingtraining of Non TI NGO’s. Around 32 NGO’s had participated in this trainings and they have learnt a lot of activitiesthrough this training.

Above mentioned status reflect the proper networking and access to the various organizations from our organizations.Furthermore, from the present scenario it is expected that this ratio/ status would be grow day by day in the comingfuture.

Visitors at BVHA

Everyone is aware of BVHA and this is the only reason everyone want to learn something from us. Henceforth, 600people had visited our organization during 2013-14. Among them, there are many people who want to join hands from us.Many people come to get something unique from us so that they would replicate it in their own organization.

Moreover, BVHA is always a source of inspiration for many other NGO’s, social worker etc. Many international NGO’swho want to work in Bihar usually want to meet with us. The reason behind doing this is that they want to know social,economical, cultural and many other aspects of Bihar. All these experience could only be learnt to them through BVHAonly.

In a nutshell, BVHA is an icon of milestone for various NGO’s in context of success in Bihar from last many years.

Financial Highlights


LIST OF THE PRESENT GOVERNING BOARD MEMBERS OF BVHA: 2013-14

SL.NO.

NAME DESIGNATION ADDRESS with PHONE NO.

1.Mr. Yogendra kumarGautam

PresidentJan Jagran Sansthan, Kagzi Mohalla, P.O Biharsharif, Dist-Nalanda-803 101 ,Mob: 9431687863. 0612- 223261, 2347993Email: [email protected]; [email protected]

2.Fr. Amal Raj Vice-President

Director, Sewa Kendra, C/O Nav Jyoti Niketan, Kurji, Patna- 800001, Mob:9430218158, 0612-2262809 / 2268116Email:- [email protected] , [email protected]

3 Sr. Anita CJ Secretary St. Joseph Health Center, Vardhman Nagar, P.O. Marwa, Gulni, Dist.Nawada- 805 124, Mob: 9572610150, 06325- 255186, 2666219Email: [email protected]

4.Mr. Vijay kr. Singh

Joint Secretary Lok Prabhat, Postmortem Road, Dist- Nawada – 805 11006324- 214212 (o) (Ph. & Fax) 215518 , Mob: 9431616689,Email: [email protected]

5.Sr. Suchita Treasurer

St. Annes DispensaryPhulwarisharif, Patna,Mob.- 9973583993, Phone- 0612-2556342,Email- [email protected]

6.Sr. Saroj Member

Sacred heart DispensaryFakirana Banuchapar, P.O Bettiah, Dist.- W. Champaran- 845438,Mob.- 9430824300, 06254- 232950E-mail- [email protected]

7. Ms. Sabiha NaazMember

Mahila Sewak SamajAlam Manjil, Mohalla Sherpur, P.O Biharsharif, Dist.- Nalanda-803101. Mob.- 9835015116, 06112-225357, 9304260030 [email protected] , [email protected]

8.Sr. A. Maria Antony Ammel Member

Pragati Herbal Medicine Centre, ICM SistersNorth Patel Nagar, P.O. Kochas, Dist Rohtas- 821 112. Cell:09631852342.Email: [email protected]

9.Sr. Carol Member

St. Joseph Health center, Barh, Dist.- Patna- 803213Mob.- 7739223399, 06132-243274

10 Sr. SushmaMember

Nazarath Health center, Vill- Sokho , P.O- Garhi, Via-khaira, Dist-Jamui- 811 317 , Mob.- 9931221056Email- [email protected]

11. Mr. Pankaj kumarMember

Yuva Kalyan KendraVill & P.O. Nardiganj,Dist- Nawada – 805109Phone:- 06324- 266101 Mob.- 9973623726Email- [email protected]


Present BVHA Staff Member Structure

Sl.No.

Name Designation Responsibility Category

1 Mr. SwapanMazumder

Executive Director Admn., Mgt., Networking, liaisoning,Advocacy, Project Consultancy, Monitoringetc

Core staff Full time

2 Mr. Binay Fidelis Liaison cum supportService officer

To look after all sorts of liaisoning,networking , legal aspects, help in advocacywork and support to information &Documentation and other programme asper need.


3 Ms. Benedicta Crasta P.A. to ExecutiveDirector & Admn. Asst.

Office Supervision and all the secretarialworks related to administration


4 Ms.Sangeeta Prasad Account Assistant Finance & Accounts Core staff Full time

5 Mr.Manish Kumar Info & Docum.Assistant

Information collection, Documentation,Dissemination library maintenance &training centre.


6 Mr. Khurshid EkramAnsari

Programme Officer(Project)

Assist in preparing projects for BVHA. Core staff Full time

7 Mr. Sanjay Michael Driver CumMultipurpose

Driving Cum Multipurpose work. Core staff Full time

8 Mr. Ranjit Kumar Office attendant cumMultipurpose

Peon Cum Multipurpose work. Core staff Full time

9 Mr. Abhay Silvanus Day Watchman cumMultipurpose

Watchman cum Multipurpose Core staff Full time

10 Ms. Nirmala Das Sweeper. Office and Training hall cleaning Core staff Full time11 Sashi kumar Project Co-ordinator Overall responsible for execution &

Monitoring KKS projectProject staffFull time

12 Mr.Vivekanand Ojha Asst. ProjectCoordinator

Overall responsible for execution of KKSproject

Project staffFull time

13 Sanjay kumar DocumentationOfficer

Responsible for documentation activity ofKKS project


14 Asha Kujur Nutritional Counsellor Responsible for monitoring Nutritionalactivity of KKS project


15 Raj Rup Ram Field Animator Executing the project of KKS in the field Project staffFull time

16 Rajan kumar Field Animator Executing the project of KKS in the field Project staffFull time

17 Ramanuj kumar Field Animator Executing the project of KKS in the field. Project staffFull time

18 Umapati Ojha Field Animator Executing the project of KKS in the field. Project staffFull time

19 Manju Devi Field Animator Executing the project of KKS in the field. Project staffFull time

20 Rita Devi Field Animator Executing the project of KKS in the field. Project staff Full time


Sl.No.

Name Designation Responsibility Category

21 Mr.Malay Kumar Dalal Project Manager SIMAVI-SRHR Project (Girl child Survival andPC&PNDT Act awareness)


22 Mr. Raju Sharma Theme Co-ordinator Oxfam India_DFID supported GPAF project Project staffFull time

23 Rajesh Tiwari District Co-ordinator MDR Project, Purnia Project staffFull time

24 Rajesh kumar District Co-ordinator MDR Project Gaya Project staffFull time

25 Md. Shadab Quraishi Account Assistant(project)

Accounts & Cash, Maintain petty cash book Project staffFull time

26 Mr. Sidhant Panchayat motivator(Bidupurblock,Vaishali)

Arsenic Project Project staffFull time

27 Shila Devi Panchayat motivator(Bidupurblock,Vaishali


28 Jitesh kr. Sinha Panchayat motivator(Bidupurblock,Vaishali)


29 Archana kumari Panchayat motivator(Bidupurblock,Vaishali


30 Md. Meraj Danish Field Animators Oxfam India_DFID supported GPAF project Project staffFull time

31 Md. T.A Nadeem Field Animators Oxfam India_DFID supported GPAF project Project staffFull time

32 Md. Victor Field Animators Oxfam India_DFID supported GPAF project Project staffFull time

33 Mrs. Bebi kumari Field Animators Oxfam India_DFID supported GPAF project Project staffFull time

34 Ms. Urmila Devi Field worker Co-ordinate with block /village level worker Project staffFull time

CONSULTANT

Sl.No. Name Job Responsibility1. Mr. Barinder Kumar Help in designing BVHA programmes.

Help in research and study and also in conduction of variousprogrammes.

Help in health advocacy at various levels.

Help in IEC/BCC strategy and materials development.

2. Dr.M.C.Sarkar3. Dr.(Mrs.) Sushila Sinha4 Mr. Deepak Mondal

5. Ajit kr. Singh6. Ms. Devika Biswas


List of Project Partners of BVHA

Sl. No Name of the Project Partner OrganizationKala-Azar Elimination Programme In Bihar1. Nisha Bunai Silai School, Biharsharif,2. Bhartiya Jan Uthan Parishad, Biharsharif3. Bihar Gramin Vikas Parishad, Begusarai4. Vaishali Samaj Kalyan Sansthan , Vaishali5. SHAPE - Bettiah,6. Samta Gram Sewa Sansthan, Patna7. Gram Swarajya Samiti Ghosi, Jahanabad8. Welfare India, Katihar9. Bihar Gram Vikas Parishad, Sitamarhi10. Samajik Vikas Sansthan - Madhubani11. Yuva Kalyan Kendra, Nawada12. SEVAYATAN - Haveli Kharagpur, Munger13. Jan Kalyan Samiti Chakwaja, Chakwaja, Vaishali14. Pushpa Health Centre, Piro, Bhojpur15. Mary Ward Health Centre, Dumraon, Buxar16. Arpan Gramin Vikas Samiti, Danapur, Patna17. Sacred Heart Health Centre, Tribeniganj, Supaul18. Mahila Shishu Kalyan Sansthan Evam Hastha Shilp Kala Prashikshan Kendra, Gopalganj19. Saran Zila Samagra Vikas Sewa Sansthan, Saran20. Aulia Adhyatmik Anusadhan Kendra, VaishaliPiloting Review of Maternal Deaths in 2 Districts of Bihar (MDR Project)1 Gram Wasi Ashram, Nawada2 Society Development Action, Patna3 Mazoor Kishan Vikas Sansthan, Gaa=ya4 Joint Action Network, Hilsa, Nalanda5 Shram Shadana Kendra, Wazirganj, Gaya6 Samagar Seva Kendra, Barachatti, Gaya,7 Mahaila Utthan Samiti Souria, Katihar8 Community Health Centre, Purnea9 Arthik Atma Nirbharta Samajik Vikas Abhikram (AANSVA)10 Mahila Vikas Kendra, PurneaAxshya Project (TB Control Program)

1. Vaishali Samaj Kalyan Sansthan, Vaishali.2. Jago Bihar Sansthan, Vaishali3. Aulia Adhyatmik Anusadhan Kendra, Aulia Darbar.4. Samta Gram Sewa Sansthan


Sl. No Name of the Project Partner Organization5 Gramoday Veethi, Darbhanga6 Sarvo Prayas Sansthan, Madhubani7 Samajik Vikas Sansthan, Madhubani8 Ram Narain Vikas Seva Samiti, Darbhanga9 Mera Sathi, Jahanabad- 804418.10 Gram Swarajya Samiti ,Ghosi, Jehanabad11 Patna Zila Gramin Vikas Samiti, Patna12 Arpan Gramin Vikas Samiti, Patna13 Mahaila Utthan Samiti Souria, Katihar

14 Community Health Centre, Purnea15 Arthik Atma Nirbharta Samajik Vikas Abhikram (AANSVA)

16 Mahila Vikas Kendra, Purnea17 Samta Gram Sewa Sansthan Katihar.18 Welfare India, Katihar19 Sitara Swayam Sewi Sanstha, Katihar20 Bal Mahila Kalyan, Katihar21 Aman Social Welfare Foundation, Kishanganj22 Azad India Foundation, Kishanganj23 Rapid Action for Human Advancement Tradition (RAHAT), Kishanganj

24 Social Humanitarian Action For Nation Foundation (SHAAN Foundation), Kishanganj

25 St.Joseph Health Centre, Basauni, Munger26 SEVAYATAN, Haveli Kharagpur27 Bihar Gramin Vikas Parishad, Munger28 Bihar Gram Vikas Parishad, Sitamarhi29 Gram Nirman Mandal, Sarvodaya Ashram, Nawada30 Sheetal Swasthya Kendra MASHAL, Sheikhpura31 Sarvodaya Vikas Jyoti, Barbigha32 Vikalp Dalit Nav Jagriti Kendra, Sitamarhi33 Shram Sadhna Kendra, Postmartam Road, Nawada34 St.Joseph Health Centre, Basauni35 Yuva Kalyan Kendra, Nawada.36 Jaishree Lakshmi Vikas Kendra BiharSexual Reproductive Health & Rights1. Fakirana Sisters Society- Bettiah (West Champaran)2. Duncan Hospital- Raxaul (East Champaran)


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