Susu Mamas PNG Inc. Report 2019

SUSU MAMAS PNG INC

Susu Mamas PNG Inc.

Report 2019 Susu Mamas Board Report

Susu Mamas Executive Management Team

15/01/2020

Family and Youth Health Services

NCD, Central, Morobe, EHP, Jiwaka, WHP, Hela Provinces’

SUSU MAMAS PNG Inc.


Susu Mamas PNG Inc. Annual Report 2019.

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Abbreviations ANC Antenatal Care

ANCP Australian NGO Cooperation Program.

ANGUA Provincial Hospital Lae

CHW’s Community Health Workers

COPD Children’s Outpatients Department

CU5 Children under 5 years of age.

DOTS Direct Observation of TB treatment

FTE’s Full-Time Equivalents/employees

GBH Goroka Base Hospital

HCW’s Health Care Workers (Nurses, Midwives, CHW’s, Health Extension Officers)

HCT HIV Counselling and Testing

HFM Health Facility Managers

IMAI Integrated Management of Adult Illness (includes HIV treatment)

IMCI Integrated Management of Childhood Illness

IYCF Infant and Young Child Feeding.

LARC Long acting reversible contraception

LLIN Long lasting Insect Net

MHGH Mt Hagen General Hospital

MSPNG Marie Stopes PNG

NDoH National Department of Health

NHSS National Health Service Standards 2011-2020

NHIS National Health Information System (e-NHIS)

PICT Provider Initiated Counselling and Testing (HIV)

PHA’s Provincial Health Authorities

PMGH Port Moresby General Hospital

PPTCT Prevention of Parent to Child Transmission of HIV

RDT Rapid Diagnostic Test for Malaria

RPHDP Rural Primary Health Service Delivery program.

SAM Severe-Acute Malnutrition

TPHA Treponema Pallidum Haemagglutination assay (Syphilis test)

WHPHA Western Highlands Provincial Health Authority.

Contents Page

KRA 1. Improve Service Delivery 5

KRA 2. Strengthening Partnerships and Coordination 7

KRA 3.Strenghtening Health Systems and Governance 8

KRA 4. Improve Child Survival 10

KRA 5. Improve Maternal Health 13

KRA 6. Reduce Burden of Communicable Diseases 14

KRA 7: Promote Healthy Lifestyles 17

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Summary of Outputs for 2019

KRA 1. Improve Service Delivery

Occasions of Service (209,609) increased by 18%, this includes SSM services (Joint health facilities,

mobile outreach, SSM Health Facilities).

Occasions of service at Susu Mamas PNG Health facilities and joint health clinics increased by 15%

(186,103) and mobile outreach services by 47% (23,506)

In addition we provided 56,368 supplementary Polio, Measles/Rubella immunisations.

People attending a SSM health facilities; 46% children under 15yrs, 44% Women, 10% Men.

KRA 2. Strengthening Partnerships and Coordination

PNG Government Partnership Fund (PPF) – Health Grants.

The Project Wok Wantaim na Kamapim Stronpela Famili – Marie Stopes PNG and Susu

Mamas PNG Partnering with Provincial Health Services for Strong Families.

The Wok Bung Wantaim – A Partnership Model to Improve Delivery of Frontline Health

Services with Hela Provincial Health Authority and Oil Search Foundation.

Family Planning New South Wales (Family Planning Australia), Kamap Man Tru Program

Morobe and Eastern Highlands Provinces.

Private sponsorship Funding agreements: PUMA Energy.

KRA 3.Strenghtening Health Systems and Governance

Expenditure increased by 19% and occasions of service increased by 18%. (Excludes

Supplementary Immunisations)

KRA 4. Improve Child Survival.

There was a 40% increase in the number of CU5 accessing rural outreach services

The number of 3rd Dose Pentavalent immunisations increased 17%.

Total of number of Polio, Measles/Rubella Campaign data: 56368 administered to CU15 years of age.

The number of CU5 treated for pneumonia and diarrheal disease increased by 11% and 9%.

The number of children diagnosed and treated for malnutrition increased by 18%.

KRA 5. Improve Maternal Health

Family Planning Couple years of Protection (CYP) 6% increase.

ANC 1st visits increased by 36%.

Post-natal care (1st Visit) increased by 100%.

KRA 6. Reduce Burden of Communicable Diseases

An increase in the number of RDT’s done to diagnose Malaria.

Treatment for STI’s increased by 30% for men and 6% for women.

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Business and Sponsorship Report

Properties Health Facilities: Susu Mamas PNG manage and operate eight (8) health facilities, two of which are rural Health Facilities. In addition we provide joint services at six (6) Health facilities.

Lae Morobe. Wampit Aid Post (rural health) we now manage and operate four days per week. Jiwaka. Susu Mamas provide joint services with Jiwaka Provincial Health for the Minj Health facility and outreach services. Hela Province Separate power meter being installed so that the Pai health facility will be ready to begin operating January 2020. Outreach services Increase in the number of days of rural outreach services provided due to health teams being accommodated overnight at outreach sites. 42% of clients accessing our outreach services are CU5 Vehicles. Fleet of 20 vehicles. Two purchased from PPF funding and two donated by the Gaming Board and Ela Motors Projects and Funding Proposals

DFAT/Australian Govt and GoPNG Partnership Funds (PPF).

PPF 1 Health Grant: The project ‘Partnering for Strong Families’ (Wok Wantaim an Kamapim Stronpela Famili).

PPF 2 Health Grant: The Wok Bung Wantaim project in Tari, Hela Province.

PPF Accelerating immunisation and Health Systems Strengthening Program. Morobe. This

project delayed due to funding not being available until 2020.

NSWFP (Australia FP) ANCP. The Kamap Man Tru program has been funded 2019/2020.

MoU with Provincial Health offices/Authorities Draft Service Level Agreements with the Morobe, Eastern Highlands and Western Highlands PHA’s. Service Level Agreement signed with the Jiwaka Provincial Health Authority.

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Sponsorship

PUMA Energy support Susu Mamas PNG with fuel

Gaming Board and Ela Motors contributed to purchase of two vehicles.

Susu Mamas PNG annual funding Ball “Puttin on the Ritz” held at the Stanley Hotal Port Moresby.

Port Moresby General Hospital Mother’s Day gift packs sponsored by; KK Kingston, Trukai Industries, Ltd Colgate Palmolive PNG Ltd, Seeto Kui, Panamax, Hugo Canning PNG Ltd, Goodman Fielder International, Airways Hotel, BNG Trading Company Ltd, Graffiti Signs, YES Management and the Chinese Business Community, Christopher Elphick and FairPrice Furniture

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Key Result Area 1 Improve Service Delivery

1.1 Objectives: Increase access to quality health services in rural areas and the urban

disadvantaged.

The number of occasions of service at our health facilities and outreach sites. Susu Mamas are also supporting Provincial health facilities with additional Health Care Workers and skills to increase the

capacity of the facility/s to provide integrated health care.

Province Service type. District SSM data EHP. SSM Urban Facility

Seigu Goroka Occasions of service: 25884

Joint clinic with North Goroka Health Centre

Goroka Occasions of service: 5465 NB: Closed some days (Gka DHM).

Rural Outreach Tarabo

Okapa

Clinics: (12) Occasions of service: 1801 Overnight outreach.

Rural Outreach Gotomi.

Lufa Clinics: (2) Occasions of service: 416

Rural Health facility Koningi Aid Post

Daulo Clinics (11) Occasions of service: 1473 Weather affected roads reduce access.

Rural Outreach Emagave Aid Post

Goroka Clinic (12) Occasions of service: 2179

GBGH Hospital Goroka Daily referral service. Women/Infants: nil

Morobe

SSM Urban Facility Showgrounds

Lae Occasions of service: 23347

SSM Urban Facility One Mile


Joint Health Facility Sir Bob Sinclair


Joint Health Facility Milfordhaven

Lae Occasions of service: 5650 Closed Lae DHM 2weeks Nov

Joint Health Facility Haikost


Lae Outreach Salamanda, Safe Houses

Lae (2 site) Clinics (9) Occasions of service:226

Rural Outreach. Gain & Musom

Nawae (2 sites) Clinics (11) Occasions of service: 480

Rural Outreach Tararan, Gabensis, Wampit, Mare, Muya.

Huon (5 sites) Clinics (29) Occasions of service:2488 Overnight outreach.

Rural Outreach Bagabuan, Zumangurum

Sauruan

Markham (3 sites) Clinics (18) Occasions of service: 2280 Overnight outreach.

Rural Outreach. Timini. Bulolo (1 site) Clinics (8) Occasions of service: 799 ANGAU Hospital Lae Women/infants: Breastfeeding information and

support.

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Province Service type. District SSM Data

Hela Tari Hospital MCH Tari/Pori Joint services with Tari MCH

Outreach services Hela Integrated rural Outreach.

New services 2019:

1. Gotomi (Lufa District) additional outreach site EHP.

2. Haikost HF (Lae District Health) additional joint Health Facility

3. Lae District: Outreach services to ‘Safe Houses’ and Sauruan (Markham District)

4. Hagen Health Facility remained open during the Christmas/New Year period.

5. Additional MCH clinics Minj JWP.


NCD

SSM Urban Facility PMGH grounds

Moresby North East

Occasions of service: 9255

Joint Clinic with 6 mile Health Centre

Moresby North East

Occasions of service: 7535 100% children < 5 years of age

Settlement Outreach Pump Station Vabukori

Moresby South District (2 sites)

Clinics (19) Occasions of service: 1658

PMGH Hospital service Moresby North East

Daily service. Women/Infants: 65 /71

Central Rural Outreach Sabusa, Gaba Gaba,

Kairuku-Hiri (2 sites)

Clinics (20) Occasions of service: 3153 Overnight outreach

Gaire Rigo (1 site) Clinics (10) Occasions of service: 1312


WHP. SSM Health facility Hagen/Newtown

Hagen Central


SSM Health facility Kagamuga

Hagen Central


Terlga CHP Tambul Nebylier Open 5 days/week. Occasions of service: 6237

Rural Outreach Hagen Central (24 sites)

Die Council (1 sites)* Tambul Nebilyer (1 site) Mul Bayier (1 site)

MCH clinics (209) Occasions of service: 3207 Total clinics (8) Occasions of service: 320 Total clinics (7) Occasions of service: 210 Total clinics (6) Occasions of service: 187

MHGH Hospital Hagen Central Daily inpatient service: Women/Infant.

Jiwaka Kudjip Health Centre Joint

Anglimp-South Waghi

Joint clinics (12) ANC/PPTCT: Women: 262

Joint Services. Minj Health Facility

Anglimp-South Waghi Joint clinics (daily) Occasions of Service: 8870

Rural Outreach Anglimp-South Waghi (2 sites)

Total Clinics (11) Occasions of service: 555

Rural Outreach Anglimp-South Waghi (13 sites)

MCH clinics: (13) Occasions of service: 207

Kudjip Hospital Anglimp-South Waghi Breastfeeding support.

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Key Result Area 2: Strengthen Partnerships and Coordination with other

stakeholders.

2.1 Objective: Develop partnerships with other health services and NDoH.

Refer to Business Section. 1. NDoH Agreement to be reviewed.

2. Partnership agreement with the WHPHA has been revised and yet to be signed.

3. Partnership agreement with the JWPHA to be revised 2020.

4. Partnership agreement with the MPHA yet to be signed.

Working with the NDoH and other stakeholders.

SSM participated in:

NGO Development Council PNG.

SUN Alliance PNG. (Scale up Nutrition Alliance)

Susu Mamas participated in the Morobe Show and Health Expo.

Ministerial MNH Task Force Broad Sector Stakeholders Consultation.

UNFPA/FHA Youth Campaign Lae.

Elimination of Violence against Women. Morobe and the EHP

EHP Department of Community Development coordination of services for Adolescents, GBV

and people with a disability.

WaterAid PNG ‘Community of Practice’ meeting with other NGO’s/stakeholders

Family Sexual Violence Action Committee FSVAC GBV – Safe Houses

Joint Projects:

RPHSDP (Health Promotion Grant), Family Planning Australia (ANCP) and Susu Mamas PNG

joint Kamap Man Tru program Bulolo District Morobe and Tarabo Okapa District EHP.

The program is supported by the Australian Government through the Australian NGO

Cooperation Program (ANCP) and NSW Family Planning.

- PNG Pregnancy Study. Kirby Institute University of NSW and PNG Institute of Medical

Research. Developing youth-centred health promotion strategies to prevent and mitigate

the adverse health and social impacts of pregnancy amongst young people in Papua New

Guinea

- PNG Partnership Fund (PPF001): Accelerating Immunisation for Health Systems

Strengthening Grants. Partnership with World Vision, Morobe Provincial Health and

YWAM Medical Ships. This project is to commence 2020.

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Key Result Area 3: Strengthen Health Systems and Governance

3.1 Objectives: Quality workforce, capable of meeting health needs into the future.

Human Resources. PPF 1: Total number of employees: 169 FTE (66% of workforce are HCW’s providing direct care). PPF 2: Employees: Five HCW’s and one support staff. Health workers per Province

Quarterly data

HEO Nurse CHW’s

NCD/Central 0 7 6

WHP 2 22 16

Jiwaka 0 5 3

EHP 0 11 6

Morobe 1 21.2 7

Hela 0 4 1

Total 3 70.2 39

Australia Awards Scholarships

Congratulations to Teresita Waki and Carolyn Tund. Both completed the Certificate in Family and

Child Health – Planning and Administration Short Course Award in Brisbane, Queensland University

of Technology QUT.

NDoH/External training courses.

Staff have participated in:

National Family Planning Training (NFPT)

FHI360, NDoH HIV program, Logistics, HIV testing and treatment. WHP.

World Vision – mSupply Morobe.

SUN Alliance PNG. (Scale up Nutrition Alliance) training Jiwaka and EHP.

Gender based Violence: Lae, Goroka, NCD, WHP FSVAC, Family Support Centres, and EHP

Community Development.

Disability services.

Hospital Care of Children

In-service Training.

Hospital Care of Children

Integrated Management of Childhood Illnesses IMCI and Infant and Young Child Feeding

IYCF- including malnutrition

Immunisation supplementary program

GBV and Disability services and referral processes.

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3.2 Objectives: Susu Mamas utilises ICT solutions and delivers timely and accurate information for

planning and decision making.

IC Systems Management and Support.

ICT Systems Management and Support. ICT systems management and support work continues for all offices and health facilities. Development of the software and cloud hosting of the application server is provided by Amazon Web Services (AWS) and managed by our primary ICT Contractor Kuakawa Solutions. Monitoring Susu Mamas PNG Health Facilities and services all contribute NHIS data directly to the Provincial Health Information office. This is done via paper copies or e-NHIS (electronic device). NHIS data collection tools are supported with a Susu Mamas client health record with a unique ID number. This improves identification of clients and continuity of care. Key Information relating to clients is also entered into eCIS (Electronic Client Information System), which allows us to generate reports based on relevant key NHIS performance indicators, including service and intervention coverage. eCIS improves the accuracy of reports on disaggregated data by sex and age within the provinces, districts and health facility catchment populations. New applications for Monitoring and Reporting. FHI360/NDoH have develop a HIV client data base which they are installing on PC’s at our Lae Health Facility. mSupply application will be available for our health facilities in Lae in 2020. Susu Mamas is developing our current eCIS so that we record additional client health care information e.g. malnourished children, routine immunisations. Medication and Medical supplies. Due to insufficient government supplies of medication, we have needed to purchase essential medication for all our health facilities. Diagnostic equipment Pulse oximeters, Blood glucose monitors and additional portable oxygen cylinders are being distributed to all facilities.

Susu Mamas PNG Toll Free Line. 2019

The number of calls to our Toll Free Health Information Line: 577. This is a decrease of 31% from 2018.

Information requested # of Calls %

Appointment/Bookings (all Health Facilities) 123 21

Opening Time, Location Health Facilities 77 13

General Information (Work, Breastfeeding info etc) 187 32

Prank Callers 85 15

International Callers - General inquiry and contact info 10 2

Requesting vehicle for emergency cases 13 2

Outreach site visit days 25 4

Immunization & Family Planning Information 57 10

Total 577 99%

The Toll Free Phone has been moved to the Hagen office to improve the consistency of responding

to calls in the second half of the year.

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Key Result Area 4: Improve Child Survival

4.1 Objectives: Increase coverage of childhood immunisations. Excludes SIA immunisations

SSM Health Facilities CU5 3rd Dose Measles Pentavalent 9-11mths

Goroka Health Facilities

11152 801 483

Nth Goroka HC* 1269 198 86

Hagen 14811 1104 617

Kagamuga 6515 435 249

Terlga Rural 1520 83 66

Minj Rural* 4378 390 159

Lae (SG) 8150 892 518

Lae ( 1mile) 4941 367 256

SBS HF Lae* 1711 361 179

Milfordhaven* 3070 203 63

Haikost* 680 126 38

POM HF 3500 72 75

6 mile HC NCD* 7535 1017 681

Total 69235 6049 3470

Outreach Services CU5

EHP (37) 1275 122 65

WHP (230) 3460 102 137

Jiwaka (24) 402 29 103

Morobe (75) 2570 179 140

Central (30) 1743 74 80

NCD (19) 486 12 21

Total (415) 9936 518 546

*Joint Clinic NHIS data is reported by the 6 mile, Sir Bob Sinclair (SBS), North Goroka, 6 mile, MInj

health centres.

There was a 32% increase in the number of outreach clinics this year which resulted in a 40% increase in the number of CU5 accessing health care, including routine childhood immunisations.

Note: The Supplementary Immunization campaign data is reported separately and therefore excluded from our routine outreach service data.

Immunisation campaigns

District Tetanus Toxoid

School children

Polio Measles/Rubella Vitamin A

Hagen WHP 860 19617 5460 13848

EHP 7440 2636 562

Lae. Morobe 20355 2009

Total. 860 47412 8096 16419

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4.2 Objectives: Reduce case fatalities due to pneumonia.

Diagnosis of Pneumonia in Children < 5years (CU5):

Hagen Health Facility: 10% of CU5 diagnosed with Pneumonia require referral to Hospitals. An efficient referral process has been established with the MHGH to manage this high proportion of referrals. Diagnosis of Diarrheal disease in Children < 5years (CU5):

Neonatal Sepsis (suspected) - number of neonates referred to Hospital

Health Facility 2017 2018 2019

Goroka 59 26 40

Hagen 114 132 151

Kagamuga 16 25 42

Jiwaka New service 11

Lae HF’s 12 16 22

POM 4 10 16

Total 205 209 282

Health facility Pneumonia CU5

Hospital referrals

Rural outreach Pneumonia CU5

POM 913 28 Central 245

Lae SG + SBS 1074 13 NCD 80

Lae 1 mile 951 16 Morobe 350

Milfordhaven* 747 3 WHP 17

Hagen 2906 281 Jiwaka 36

Kagamuga 1253 38 EHP 458

Terlga Rural 411 1 Total 1186

Minj Rural* 589 32

Goroka Seigu 4243 95

North Goroka* 893 2 Total 13980 509

Health facility Diarrheal disease CU5

Hospital referrals

Rural outreach

Diarrheal disease CU5

POM 479 6 Central 111

Lae SG + SBS 691 6 NCD 35

Lae 1mile 716 17 Morobe 138

Milfordhaven* 497 5 WHP 9

Hagen 2385 130 Jiwaka 26

Kagamuga 1062 9 EHP 135

Terlga Rural 222 0 Total 454

Minj Rural* 451 3

Goroka Seigu 1749 12

North Goroka* 551 0 Total 8803 188

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4.3 Objective: Decrease Neonatal Deaths

Refer to Key Result Area 5: Improve Maternal Health.

Increase coverage of tetanus toxoid vaccine for all pregnant women.

Health facility 1st visit ANC. % receiving Tetanus toxoid vaccine.

Lae SG 1635 1464

Lae, 1mile 379 432

Lae SBS* 390 394

Milfordhaven* 351 326

Haikost* 244 229

POM 22 11

Hagen 1691 1320

Kagamuga 619 480

Terlga Rural 60 52

Minj Rural* 438 301

Goroka Seigu 879 865 Total 6708 5874 (88%)

Outreach Clinics

Morobe outreach 71 60

EHP Outreach 193 198

Central outreach 19 5

Total 283 263 (93%)

Note: Joint services*

4.4 Objectives: Reduce malnutrition in children less than five (5) years of age.

There was an 18% increase in the number of new cases of Malnutrition diagnosed 2018-2019. Of these 29%

required referral to Hospital

Health Facility Malnutrition. New Cases

Male Female Hospital Referrals

Goroka Seigu & Nth Gka 83 106 32

Mt Hagen 32 50 24

Kagamuga 42 60 21

Jiwaka* (incomplete data) 5 3 8

Lae SG, 1 mile, Milfordhaven 288 242 153

POM & 6 mile 48 58 58 Total 498 519 296

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Key Result Area 5: Improve Maternal Health

5.1 Objectives: Increase coverage of family planning.

All SSM health facilities including outreach services have the capacity to offer family planning services at all times. Couple Years of Protection increased 6%.

Health Centre Injectable Contraception

Hormone Implant

IUD OCP # women

EOC # Referrals for LARC & Permanent methods

Mt Hagen 4034 422 9 188 29 2

Kagamuga 1022 109 5 79 1 2 Terlga Rural 463 8 0 11 1 0 Minj Rural* 920 123 0 24 5 0 Lae SG 860 239 0 239 2 2 Lae 1 mile 567 0 0 130 0 0 Milfordhaven* 12 144 1 12 1 Haikost* 34 0 0 8 1 0 Goroka Seigu 1815 469 30 1079 26 8 Goroka North* 127 21 8 96 DNA 0 POM 229 62 0 45 2 3 Total 10083 1597 53 1911 67 18

Outreach NCD 13 0 0 6 0 0 Central 86 20 0 7 0 0 Morobe 98 13 0 48 0 0 EHP 501 96 3 161 3 0 WHP 11 0 0 2 0 0 Jiwaka 7 0 0 1 0 0 Total 716 129 3 225 3 0

NB: insufficient supplies of Family Planning commodities reported by Health facilities.

5.2 Objective: Ensure every health facility is capable of providing quality service/ support before,

during and after pregnancy.

All Susu Mamas health facilities and outreach clinics provide antenatal/PPTCT care and postnatal care for women and infants. ANC visits increased by 36% due to the joint clinics with Provincial health services in Lae and Minj.

Number of women attending at least one ANC visit. *Note: Joint services.

Susu Mamas Health services ANC 1st Visit 4th ANC Visit

Lae SG 1635 767

Lae 1mile 379 248

Lae SBS* 390 173

Milfordhaven* 351 177

Haikost 244 132 Hagen SSM 1691 707

POM 22 0

Kagamuga 619 206

Terlga Rural 60 31

Minj Rural* 438 225 Goroka Seigu 879 361

EHP rural Outreach 193 53

Morobe Outreach (excluding HCT) 71 7

Central Outreach (exc HCT) 19 3 Total 6991 3090

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Key Result Area 6: Reduce the burden of communicable diseases

Postnatal care

The number of women receiving the 1st Post-natal check increased by 100% from 2018. This ensures that woman have access to breastfeeding support and family planning information.

Susu Mamas Health services PNC 1st Visit PNC 2nd Visit PNC 3rd Visit

Lae Showgrounds 375 113 60

Lae 1mile 197 54 22 Milfordhaven*& Haikost* 26 6 2

POM + settlement outreach 129 33 8

Hagen SSM 274 48 30

Kagamuga 135 13 7

Terlga Rural 25 3 0

Minj Rural* 28 5 2 Goroka Seigu 606 104 17

EHP rural Outreach 46 7 2

Morobe Outreach 35 10 7

Central Outreach 11 0 1

WHP rural Outreach 3 0 0 JWP rural outreach 2 0 0 Total 1892 396 158

6.1 Objective: Reduce malaria related morbidity and mortality.

All Susu Mamas health facilities and outreach services provide diagnosis and treatment for malaria. Malaria rapid diagnostic test kits (RDT). There was a 42% increase in the number of RDT’s but no increase in the number of people treated.

Health Centre RDT’s Clients >5 years of age treated

CUS years treated LLIN distributed

Lae SG 2697 412 87 358

Lae 1 mile 3698 506 51

Mt Hagen 874 83 1 29

Kagamuga 665 62 1 192

Tergla (rural) 2 2 0 4

Minji (rural) 186 26 1 67

Goroka 432 12 2 255

POM 592 46 9 31

Total 9146 1149 152 936

Note: this data only includes the Health Facilities.

Nil stock of LLIN reported by all facilities

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6. 2 Objective: Scale up prevention, treatment, care and support for sexually transmitted

infections and HIV.

Treatment for STI’s is available at all SSM health facilities: 30% increase in the number of Men

treated for STI and a 6% increase in number of women treated at Health Facilities.

Mt Hagen, Kagamuga and Lae PPTCT (ART)

Mt Hagen Health facilities Health facility provides ARV treatment for 74 Females and 14 Males

(PPTCT).

Lae District Health facilities provides ARV treatment for 33 Females and 10 Males (PPTCT).

A number of other women are shared care with the Provincial HIV treatment Centre (access to ART).

PPTCT HCT at ANC

visit

Pregnant women 15-24 years who test

positive for HIV

Pregnant women > 24 years of age

tested positive for HIV

TPHA Reactive

TPHA

Lae District Health facilities

1941 10 12 350 12

Lae District HF's Male

1167 0 7 0 0

WHP HF's 2375 13 14 963 16

Goroka District HF's

440 4 0 93 3

Limited access to HIV test kits has resulted in less PPTCT and HCT for other clients.

Morobe TB Program

Suspected TB Clients tested +ve

240 43

SSM TB DOTS program in Lae is supported by the Buimo Health Facility.

Health Facility Female Male Mobile rural Outreach Female Male

Goroka Seigu 803 349 EHP 366 154

Hagen Health

facilities

3511 1574 WHP. Includes 1 rural

health Facility

167 87

Lae Health facilities 939 284 Jiwaka 15 7

Morobe 132 39

Central 50 6

NCD 7 8

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Key Result Area 7: Promote Healthy Lifestyles

7.1 Increase health sector response to prevention of injuries, trauma, and violence with an impact on families and the community NHIS Family Violence (NCD, Central, Morobe, EHP, JWP, WHP)

As part of our PPF Health grant, GBV training was conducted for all our health teams, which has resulted in a greater number of cases of GBV being treated and referred.

Adult (17+yrs) 2017 2018 2019

Sexual/Physical assault cases 21 221 483

Referral to FSC 14 72 67

Child (< 17 yrs) Sexual/Physical assault cases 15 59 93

Referral to Child Protection 8 17 41

The number of Adults and Children attending a health facility for treatment following sexual and /or physical assault and the number of referrals to Family Support Centre’s, Child Protection.

7.3 Increase individuals’ and communities’ involvement in their own health

Kamap Man Tru Program This Men's Health and Gender Program trains peer educators to work with communities to change attitudes and behaviours on issues relating to gender, family planning, safe sex, violence and parenting.

Tarabo Okapa EHP. The VHV’s completed the Kamap Man Tru training in 2018. To further support the VHV’s Susu Mamas has introduced an income generating project. This includes the supply of poultry and piglets together with animal husbandry training. The training was facilitated by Provincial Livestock officer and Cadet Office. Twenty four VHVs and five other local people attended the training; Total of: nineteen (19) male and nine (9) female participants.

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Occasions of Service 2019

HCW: Health Care Workers providing direct health care.

Admin/Support staff based at the health facilities and outreach services

Business/Finance: Head Office staff.

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Occasions of Service SIA Campaigns

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Workforce Susu Mamas PNG

HCW Service delivery Admin/support Business/Finance

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