Damien Foundation India Trust, Chennai 2
Capacity improvement of general health staff in disability care at primary level health care
Monthly Archives: April 2024
Damien Foundation India Trust, Chennai 3
Capacity improvement of general health staff in disability care at primary level health care
Damien Foundation India Trust, DCT Bihar
Capacity improvement of general health staff in providing leprosy services at primary level health care
Damien Foundation Mymensingh TB and Leprosy Control Project (DF MTLCP)
This project is to continue with active case finding & early detection of TB and Leprosy cases with correct management & quality services, ACSM, scaling up of MDR shorter treatment regimen, infection control, prevention of leprosy disabilities, operational research and community empowerment.
Damein Foundation Urban leprosy and TB Centre, Nellore
Teritiary level care center for leprosy
Damien Foundation Faridpur TB and Leprosy Control Project (DF FTLCP)
This project is to continue with active case finding & early detection of TB and Leprosy cases with correct management & quality services, ACSM, scaling up of MDR shorter treatment regimen, infection control, prevention of leprosy disabilities, operational research and community empowerment.
Damien Foundation India Trust, Chennai
Capacity improvement of general health staff in disability care at primary level health care
Dadeldhura Hospital
OPD, POID, Diagnostics, Treatment
DAHW West Africa Regional Office
Priotirizing three main courses of actions: First of all, strengthening DHW institutional presence in West Africa through setting up and operationalizing a robust and efficient regional office. Then, using such foundation as a springboard, DAHW will endeavour to become the leader in promoting health and inclusive development in West Africa. Finally, while furthering its leadership role, DAHW will build a community of stakeholders capable of delivering on projected outcomes, demonstrating accountability and professionalism in full alignment with national and international standards and work ethics.
Damein Foundation India Trust C/O Manish Upadhyay, Manda Colony, Morabadi, Ranchi
Capacity improvement of general health staff in providing leprosy services at primary level health care
CTAL de Madjrè
Active case detection; care and hospitalisation for new and former leprosy patients
CTAL de Natitingou
Active case detection; care and hospitalisation for new and former leprosy patients
CTAL de Ouidah
Active case detection; care and hospitalisation for new and former leprosy patients
Dabakala
Medical and social aid for former patients
CTAL de Davougon
Active case detection; care and hospitalisation for new and former leprosy patients
CTAL de Djougou
Active case detection; care and hospitalisation for new and former leprosy patients
Coordination du Programme National Lepre Tchad
Quality services for leprosy management, including monitoring; training; active case detection; MDT distribution; resistance surveillance; and WLD activities.
CTAL (Centre de traitement anti-lèpre) de Parakou
Active case detection; care and hospitalisation for new and former leprosy patients
CTAL de Dassa-Zoumé
Active case detection; care and hospitalisation for new and former leprosy patients
Coordination du Programme National Lepre Guinea-Conakry
Monitoring; training; active case detection; MDT distribution; Resistance surveillance; Economic reintegration; WLD activities
Coordination du Programme National Lèpre Mali
Monitoring; active case detection; MDT distribution; resistance surveillance.
Coordination du Programme National Lèpre Niger
Monitoring, training, active case detection, MDT distribution, resistance surveillance
Coordination du Programme National Lèpre Bénin
Monitoring; training; active case detection; awareness campaigns; MDT distribution; Resistance surveillance; Organising WLD activities
Coordination du Programme National Lèpre Côte d’Ivoire
Monitoring; training; active case detection; MDT distribution; resistance surveillance; WLD activities
Consolidate the process of strengthening the National Federation of Associations of people affected by leprosy in Colombia-FELEHANSEN
To establish a new governance structure to effectively manage Felehansen, ensure the smooth operation of related programs, and outline organizational strategies for effective activities.
Construction of classrooms in Fadiga
Construction of 3 classrooms for the elementary school, 2 children’s huts for the kindergarten, equipment for 3 classrooms and 2 children’s huts and rehabilitation of two hygiene blocks in the social rehabilitation village.
Contribution to Zero Leprosy in West Nile Region
Individuals in prolonged or sustained contact with leprosy patients are at an increased risk of getting leprosy themselves. Contact investigation and management, in which contacts of leprosy patients are traced in the community and screened for leprosy, is an important aspect of leprosy control. This usually happens at home or in the community where the leprosy patient spends most time. During contact investigations, contacts are educated and counseled about leprosy and screened for leprosy. Those identified with leprosy are promptly started on treatment and those with no signs and symptoms of the disease are given one single dose of Rifampicin (PEP- Post-exposure prophylaxis) to prevent or reduce chances of getting leprosy in the future.
Comprehensive Care Centre -(Swabhimaan 2.0)
This project provides support throughout the continuum of care: active case finding, facilitation into treatment, complications management, ulcer care, footwear distribution, pre- / post -operative care for reconstructive surgeries; prevention of disability, socio-economic rehabilitation and promotion of patients’ rights through Self Support Groups; and health systems strengthening. It is also linked to Koraput Referral Centre for specialised services.
Comprehensive Care for Leprosy Patients in Eluru
To contribute to reducing morbidity due to leprosy among the 400 leprosy affected people through comprehensive leprosy care.
Community-Based Rehabilitation Program
Community Development Strategy for Equal Opportunity for people with disabilities, including those affected by leprosy. The strategy is based on the synergy of efforts of the State, local partners, and people with disabilities as well as their families.
Compassion training
The study will train the leprosy health staff on the adapted cognitive based compassionate training (CBCT) modules- (post baseline survey and develop training module/adapt CBCT), so as to reduce stigma and improve quality of life of persons affected by leprosy
COMPREHENSIV FOR WASH & NTDS
A modular smartphone application that screens for five interconnected verticals at the household level: Socio demographics, WASH, Nutrition, Disability, and Disease. A semi-automated layered logic grades input information and populates customized homebased interventions for disability management based on global best practices, while data generated rapid integrated mapping guides service delivery.
Community Based Rehabilitation of People with Disabilities and mainstreaming (CBRM) in northwest Bangladesh through SHG and advocacy towards the authorities
People with disability including leprosy will be free from stigma and discrimination, enjoy full participation in social and economic life, access treatment, and mainstreamed in the community.
Community empowerment and leprosy services in 5 provinces of Niger
this project is to address the lack of resources for leprosy and disability services in Niger by providing and/or supporting good quality, sustainable and community-based leprosy control and disability services, and to overcome negative attitudes and stigma for a society where people affected by Leprosy and disabilities are included in social and economic life.
Combined formal, non-formal education and vocational trainings in self-help groups
To provide 30 children with the opportunity to continue their primary, middle and high school education. To provide vocational training to 60 youth to create entrepreneurship and employment opportunities. To teach 6 facilitators and 167 members of self-help groups to read and write, so that they can write their own names, verify basic documents, and raise their awareness of the importance of education.
Comité d’Aide aux Lépreux d’Antalaha
Care for former patients + Economic reintegration projects
CLMES-SLICE (Phase – III)
Strengthening Local Initiatives and Capacity Enhancement of Leprosy Affected Communities
Collaborative Action in Finding hidden cases & increasing Expertise in Sri Lanka (CAFÉ)
To increase detection of hidden leprosy cases and improve leprosy expertise through collaborative action of partners, the Leprosy Association, churches and Government institutions.
College On Wheels
Economic and social empowerment and inclusion of women marginalized by Leprosy, disability and extreme poverty through thier education, employment and increased participation in family and community
CHT – Leprosy Control and Rehabilitation Project
A positive environment prevailing in community, Government departments specifically Health, Social Welfare, Agriculture, Cooperative, Hill District Councils, Union Council and Kings’ administration that contribute to the goal of Zero Transformation, Zero Disability and better social life for people affected by leprosy, disability and social exclusion living in Chattogram Hill Tracts by 2024