Andhra Pradesh Community Health Interventions Project
Target Area
Rayachoti, Chinnamandem of Kadapa District.
Target Group
Vulnerable groups like, Commercial Sex Workers, Beedi Workers, Rikshaw Pullers, Brick Makers, Bullock Cart Owners, Transport Workers, Slum dwellers, students and women etc.,
Aims & Objectives
To mitigate the impact of the major diseases TB, Malaria, Filaria, Leprosy and HIV/AIDS, to support public health services, enhancing case detection and providing quality treatment , health information and patient support system
Goal of the Project
To contribute the attainment of goal 6 of the MDG’s to halt and reverse the spread of TB, Malaria, Filaria, Leprosy and HIV/AIDS
Supporting Agency
DFID-UK/ TB – ALERT –UK/ INDIA, Through RISE, Tirupathi.
Activities
Induction & refresher training's to staff
Community mobilization, distribution of IEC material
School health education programme.
Health camps, linkage with service provides
Awareness, counseling, referral and follow up services
Beneficiaries
Women, Students, Work force and general public
Outcome
Community Health intervention system is placed
Strengthening of Networking and partnership between the beneficiaries and service providers
Strengthening initiatives for lobbying through advocacy using rights based approach.
Peoples participation in each stage of the process
Indiramma Housing Scheme – Third Party Verification & Evaluation
Target Area
Andhra Pradesh- covered Ananthapur, Kadapa and Nalgonda Districts.
Target Group
Beneficiaries of Indiramma Housing Scheme
Aims & Objectives
To ensure the poor should live in a habitable house
Goal of the Project
To cover all the poor in Andhra Pradesh, those who are not having a own house to live in.
Supporting Agency
APSHCL (Andhra Pradesh State Housing Corporation Ltd) - GoAP
Activities
Identifying the eligible beneficiaries, verification of the Online vs On ground status of payments, any irregularity, bribe, binamy and ineligible got the benefit
Beneficiaries
Poor people in Andhra Pradesh
Outcome
Identified the irregularities, ineligible cases, collected the case studies and reports submitted to the APSHCL.
