CCSA July 2019 report

QHAWEKAZI PROGRAMME – NARRITIVE REPORT UMLALAZI AND MTHONJANENI MUNICIPALITY

31 JULY 2019

1. Introduction July was Nelson Mandela Month where the community engaged on 67 minutes in honour of our first democratic president. Cash plus care beneficiaries held various activities as part of their social projects. uMlalazi ward 13, hosted the Deputy President of the Republic of South Africa, Mr David Mabuza and painted KwaMondi Tribal Court . The Deupty President was accompanied by the Minister of Health, UNAIDS Executive, KZN Premier, KCD Mayor and uMlalazi Local Mayor. The delegation also planted 4 fruit Tree in the young women’s garden. We acknowledge the support from CINDI network for securing resources for all the Mandela activities, without it we wouldn’t have been able to execute the task. Ward 26 CPC beneficiary reported sexual abuse and she opened a case at Eshowe Police station, the accused has applied for bail. We mobilized young women and the community to join us to stand outside the court to fight against the bail application as the victim did not feel safe. Judgement for the bail was postponed twice, decision to be delivered in August 2019. Psycho-social support is being provided to the beneficiary. We further acknowledge the visit by CINDI CEO & Project Manager to the victim household, it gave her strength and hope. Cash Plus Care sessions are in progress. Attendance has increased from June, however there is a need to improve due to tight project deadlines.

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2. Indicator: Percentage of Young Women aged 1-24 years reached with Cash Plus Care empowerment sessions

2.1. Facilitation of empowerment sessions to the YW&Gs uMlalazi Municipality – Monthly Statistics June July Session 1 09 48 Session 2 32 189 Session 3 21 184 Session 4 13 131 Session 5 6 129 Session 6 47 134 Session 7 2 161 Session 8 8 140 Session 9 8 187 Session 10 2 189 Session 11 10 174 Session 12 0 0

The above table is manual count and indicate the total number of catchup session attendance as per the signed attended registers. Data has been captured in Wow database Mthonjaneni Municipality – Statistics June July Session 1 0 4 Session 2 77 48 Session 3 8 45 Session 4 15 44 Session 5 9 50 Session 6 9 31 Session 7 0 41 Session 8 0 41 Session 9 2 63 Session 10 1 47 Session 11 0 38 Session 12 0 0

The above table is manual count and indicate the total number of catchup session attendance as per the signed attended registers. Data has been captured in Wow database

2.2. Supervision of Youth Facilitators

§ On the 1st of July, all Youth Facilitators were issued with the updated Wow spreadsheets per

ward to enable them to easily identify missing sessions. § Snacks were delivered all 40 wards for the sessions

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§ On site supervision was done by the Team Leaders, focus on mostly on the new Youth Facilitators and those struggling to get young women to attend sessions

§ Lists of missing source documents for the benificiaries were shared with YFs and deadlines was set for end of July

§ Monthly debriefing session held both in uMlalazi and Mthonjaneni

2.3. Training of Youth Facilitators

§ 1 day workshop was held for all the youth facilitators. The aim was to equipped them with skills on how to mobilise

2.4. Tree Planting § Ward 13 started a Fruit Tree Garden with 20 Trees, planted during Mandela month

2.5. Project events

§ CPC beneficiaries hosted the Deputy President for the Mandela Day

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§ CPC Beneficiaries attended Global AIDS report launch by UN AIDS Executive Director

§ Demonstrations outside court during bail application to support the rape victim

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2.6. Monitoring and Evaluation activities

§ Biometric System is being used effectively § Manual Registers were verified and will be captured on Wow datababse

3. Indicator: Percentage of Young Women aged 1-24 years provided with HIV, TB and

SRH services

3.1. uMlalazi Municipality

Name of the Clinic/Facility

NO.of Females

aged 19-24 years only tested in July 2019

New HIV Positives

New HIV Negatives

Known HIV Positives/people

not tested because they

know their HIV Positive Status

Total Initiated on ART

Total screened

for TB

Total TB Presumptive

cases/answered yes to one of

the TB screening questions

Total Tested for Pap Smear

Total Put on

Family Planning method

King Dinizulu Clinic

133 1 132 19 1 133 1 0

61

Ngudwini Clinic 23 0 23 4 0 23 0 0 20 Nsingweni Clinic 59 2 57 24 2 59 0 0 24 Osungulweni Clinic

19 0 19 10 0 19 0 0 19

Mvutshini 47 4 43 19 4 47 0 0 37 Nkwalini 2 0 2 0 0 2 0 0 4 CBH 48 1 47 11 1 48 0 0 45 Townboard 51 5 46 21 5 51 0 7 31 Mbongolwane 1 36 1 35 4 1 36 0 0 55 Mbongolwane 2 46 0 46 2 0 46 0 0 25 Eshowe 1 19 0 19 0 0 19 0 0 66 Eshowe 2 25 0 25 5 0 25 0 0 40 Eshowe 3 36 0 36 6 0 36 0 0 35 Gingindlovu Clinic

32 2 30 8 2 32 0 0 18

Samungu Clinic 24 1 23 5 1 24 0 0 24 Siphilile Clinic 28 1 27 8 1 28 1 0 121 Ndlangubo Clinic 88 6 82 62 6 88 2 0 130 Mathungela Clinic

29 0 29 9 0 29 0 0 18

Ntumeni Clinic 21 0 21 16 0 21 1 0 24 Ekuphumuleni Clinic

16 0 16 9 0 16 0 0 12

TOTAL 782 24 758 242 24 782 5 7 809

782 young were tested for HIV, with 24 testing positive. All that tested positive were

successfully linked into care

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3.2. Mthonjaneni Municipality

Name of the

Clinic/Facility NO.of

Females aged 19-24 years only tested in July 2019

New HIV Positives

New HIV Negatives

Known HIV Positives/people

not tested because they

know their HIV Positive Status

Total Initiated on ART

Total screened

for TB

Total TB Presumptive

cases/answered yes to one of

the TB screening questions

Total Tested for Pep Smear

Total Put on Family

Planning method

Melmoth Clinic 42 4 38 17 4 42 2 0 55 Ndundulu Clinic 35 0 35 7 0 35 0 0 18 Yanguye Clinic 34 1 33 5 1 34 0 0 18 Nogajuka Clinic 34 0 34 6 0 34 0 0 11 Nomponjwana Clinic 49 3 46 26 3 49 2 0 63 Gateway kwaMagwaza 53 2 51 27 2 53 0 0 63 TOTAL 247 10 237 88 10 247 4 0 228

247 young women tested for HIV, with 10 testing positive. All that tested positive were

successfully linked into care

4. Key Achievments

Started tree planting in Ward 13, however due to space only 20 orchards were planted A CPC group made up of young women from ward 11,12 and 13, successfully hosted the

Deputy President; Minister of Health; KZN Premier; UNAIDS Executive Director; KCD District Mayor, uMlalazi Mayor; KZN Treasury Director -PR; CINDI Director -SR for the 2019 Nelson Mandela Day 67 minutes where we painted KwaMondi Tribal Court. The delegation also planted 4 fruit trees in the young women garden.

CPC sessions increased but more efforts required in the next month Social Projects conducted in various wards

5. Challenges

Ward 26 CPC reported that she was sexual abused by her boyfriend. She has reported the case to the authorities. CCSA in partnership with CPC beneficiaries has been protesting outside Eshowe Magistrate Court to ensure the accused is not granted bail. Counselling support is required for the victim.

We are still missing laptops for the following field workers: o uMlalazi Ward 4 Youth Facilitator

6. Human Resources Umlalazi ward 25 and 10 appointed 1 Team Leader resigned

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7. Meetings

Youth Facilitators attended their Warrooms. Only 4 reported that their warrooms did not have meetings in June.

CCSA project staff attended uMlalazi LTT meetings

8. Plans for next week

Support the ward 26 CPC rape victim during the court case Monitor Sessions in all 40 wards Kick start catchup sessions in all wards, this include conducting sessions for the beneficiaries

that have migrated to Durban. Data verification and capturing on Wow Monitoring the use of the BioMetric system.