In 2015, the WVI Health and Nutrition team conducted a global census of CHW programming activities across 66 field offices to estimate the scale of our work, monitor progress on global commitments, and strengthen internal
3 February 2016:
World Vision Latin America Caribbean Region is declaring a Category III Global Response in order to address the explosive spread of the Zika Virus in the region, where thousands of infections, have been
Background
This Facilitator’s Guide was originally produced as a companion piece to the Community Health Committee (COMM) package of materials. COMM field testing revealed that community members, although they may belong to
The Child Health and Nutrition Impact Study was a five-year research collaboration, launched in 2012, between World Vision and Johns Hopkins University Bloomberg School of Public Health together with academic partners in four
The 1000 days between a women’s pregnancy and her child’s second birthday offer a unique window of opportunity to build the foundation for a healthier and more prosperous future. Providing the optimum nutrition during this
An overeview of World Vision's Best practice experience in IYCF-E. Includes an overview of World Vision's milk policy
Channels of Hope provides education and training for faith leaders on issues traditionally associated with stigma and marginalisation in developing contexts. Issues include HIV and AIDS; gender-based violence; maternal
TTC Evidence Brief
Healthy Pregnancy
TTC Facilitator's Manual Module 3
Childbirth and Newborn Care
In support of the Every Newborn Action Plan, World Vision International commits to improve maternal and newborn health through community and health systems strengthening approaches that particularly focus on quality
Part 1: An overview of supportive supervision
Part 2: Supervision system for ttC
Part 3: Training ttC supervisors - a facilitator's manual
Part 4: Role of the Community Health Committee (COMM)
CONTENTS
PART ONE: A Guideline for TTC Data Collection and Reporting .................... 1
PART TWO: A Facilitator’s Guide for Training Supervisors in ttC Data Monitoring .... 23
Unit 1: Completing the ttC Registers
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The report explores research surrounding the problem of child malnutrition in Cambodia. This project aims to determine the availability of breast-milk substitutes in six provinces of Cambodia. This study also seeks to
The aim of the Home Visitors project model is to empower vulnerable households to improve the care and protection that children need to thrive in extremely difficult or risky circumstances. The approach provides a platform
Building Partnerships for Sustainable Technology Enhanced Innovation
mHealth: GIS Health Vulnerability Mapping
Some of the most vulnerable groups after an emergency are women and children, many of whom are not be able to access services, are voiceless in community consultations and risk malnutrition disease and death. During conflict
In May 2014, more than 4.5 million people across the world took part in a massive and coordinated mobilisation to influence the global agenda on maternal and child health.
This report details this activity and showcases
“Some children live in remote areas so there are no health posts or hospitals nearby and road access is poor. There are more ill patients than there are doctors for treatment. Government and leaders should visit children to
As frameworks for improving maternal and child health, such as Every Woman Every Child and Scaling Up Nutrition (SUN), have been established on a global level, this report provides information to facilitate the implementation
The Second Report of the independent Expert Review Group (iERG) on Information and Accountability for Women’s and Children’s Health
The report finds that Political momentum for women’s and children’s health has continued to
