Based on respective roles, customized training was provided for each health worker and HSA. This time training was divided into 4 different zones to enhance effectiveness.
For health workers, the training covered topics about the spread route of infectious diseases, the use of medicine in Cholera, methods of identifying symptoms of dehydration, treatment of dehydration and discharge procedures, and more.
For HSAs, lessons on various methods of disease monitoring were provided and the importance of evidence-based approaches in responding to infectious diseases was emphasized to facilitate timely and appropriate responses by reflecting real situations.
We expect that this training will contribute to enhancing the capacity to respond to waterborne diseases in Machinga District. The Heart to Heart Foundation, in collaboration with Machinga local government, will continue to provide support to strengthen the capacity to respond to waterborne diseases in Machinga district.
<Heart to Heart Foundation is implementing the "Community-Based WASH Improvement project in Machinga District, Malawi(2022-2024)" as a part of the KOICA(Korea International Cooperation Agency)'s Civil Society Partnership Program.>