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IOM health programme -Mannar

Village

DS Division

Viddathalthivu  Manthai
Kovilkulam
Atthimodai
Sannar
Echchaillawakki      
Kaliyadi
Papamotti( Kannady, Maliyathudal, Minikkan)
Paliyaru
Thevanpiddi
Vellankulam
Elluppakkadawai     

Silavaturai          Musali                 
Arrippu
Ilathikullam
Kullankullam              
Manalkullam
Poonochchikullam
Pandarawelli
Allawakkaisirukullam      
  

Map source: http://www.ifsp-srilanka.org/html/administrative_map_jaffna.html

Schedules in Manthiwest DS Division

 

Location

Weekly schedule

Time

1

Viddathalthivu

Every Friday

8.30 am to 4.00 pm

2

Kovilkullam

Every Friday

8.30 am to 4.00 pm

3

Arthimoddai

Every Friday

8.30 am to 4.00 pm

4

Sannar

Every Saturday

8.30 am to 4.00 pm

5

Echchaillawakki

Every Saturday

8.30 am to 4.00 pm

6

Kolliyaddi

Every Saturday

8.30 am to 4.00 pm

7

Papamotti( Kannady, Maliyathudal, Minikkan)

Every Tuesday

8.30 am to 4.00 pm

8

 Paliyaru

Every Tuesday

8.30 am to 4.00 pm

9

Thevanpiddi

Every Wednesday

8.30 am to 4.00 pm

10

Vellankulam

Every Thursday

8.30 am to 4.00 pm

11

Illuppaikkadawai

Every Monday

8.30 am to 4.00 pm


Schedule in Musali DS Division

 

Location

Weekly schedule

Time

1

Silavathurrai hospital

Every day

8.30 am to 4.00 pm

2

Arrippu West
Arrippu East
Puthukkuddirrpu

Every Friday

8.30 am to 4.00 pm

3

Kokkupudiyan

Every Monday

8.30 am to 4.00 pm

4

Akkathimurrippu

Every Tuesday

8.30 am to 4.00 pm

5

Illanthaikullam
Koolankullam
Manatkullam
Poonochchikkulam

Every Wednesday

8.30 am to 4.00 pm

6

Pandarawelli

Every Thursday

8.30 am to 4.00 pm

7

Allawakkaisirukullam

Every Saturday

8.30 am to 4.00 pm

 

 

 

 

 

 

 


Needs
In 2009 October the resettlement was commenced in Manthaiwest 1008 families with 5040 members were resettled in the above mentioned location in Manthaiwest. These returned IDPs were depended on the Palamadhu hospital when it was functioning before the displacement. After these returnees settled down in their own areas they needed to go Mannar town hospital for medical treatment. To assist these returned IDPs CHA did needs assessment in early March 2010, in the above locations. Overall these villages were in urgent need of health services as none of them had their own hospitals and had to travel far distances to main hospitals in Mannar town and Murunkan towns. There was also the problem of communicable diseases brought in by the resettlers from Vanni and cases of spread were noted. Although not many cases of such diseases were identified at the time of the assessment, relevant government authorities and public health inspectors felt that it would soon become a problem if preventive action was not taken. Silavaturai hospital has not been functioning since 1990. The people in Musali DS are needed health mobile clinics.

Preliminary Preparation completed at district with CHA Head office, District Staff, RDHS Mannar, and Health Directorate at Chettikulam on 23rd March 2010

Activity

Progress

Meeting with district officer

Recheck the health programme schedule and finalized with health programme staff

Meeting with recruited new health staff

Program induction was done
Establish relationship with administrator and the health staff

Meeting with RDHS Mannar

Discussed on the clinic schedule, time duration, medicine store room, publicity of the program, patient card, reconfirm the medicine and equipments and doctor’s accommodation.

Visit to Silavaturai hospital

Identified the logistics gaps in the doctors Quarters and advocated with RDHS Mannar for the restoration.

Meeting with the doctors team from ministry of health and nutrition at RDHS Mannar

Shared the health programme scheduled and  arrangement done for the doctors team from health department to make preliminary field visits at the selected ;locations where we have finalized for the health clinics

Assessment to select the venues for conducting health clinics
Field visits were conducted on 26 March 2010 and 28 March 2010 in some selected villages in Manthei west and Musali DS divisions in order to find out suitable places and resources available for the Mobile medical clinics above scheduled.

Manthei West DS Division

Name of the Village

Identified Venues

Approximate Population

Vidathalthivu

Community Center

 

912

 

Kovilkulam

There is an old building close by Kovilkulam school and could be used after clean it.

340

 

 

 

 

Illuppaikaddai

Community building available


600

Vellankulam

Vellankulam School can be used.

 

Thevanpiddi

Church can be used


450

Palliyaru

Abandoned church premises available and could be used it after clean up. 

 

56

 

 

 

 

Monorampiddi

Community building available


250

Palamadu /Ichawakkakulam

Community building available

450

Musali DS Division

Name of the village

Selected Venue

Appx. Population
(people

Sillavethurei

Base Hospital premises

973

Manlkulam
Pandaraveli
Illntheikulam

Community building available

800

Poonochchikullam

Community building available

508

 

Alawaka Sirikulam

Community building available

80

Akkatheimurruppu
&
Periyathoddam

Community building available

 

602

Arrippu West
Arrippu East
Pudukuduerrippu
Arrippu Veddikulam

Community building available

 

2000

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 


Clinic Details
1. Targeted population

 

Location

No of families targeted (approx.)

1

Viddathalthivu

250

2

Kovilkullam

50

3

Arthimoddai

16

4

Sannar

50

5

Echchaillawakki

150

6

Kaliyadi

61

7

Moonarampiddi

120

8

Paliyaru

60

9

Thevanpiddi

60

10

Vellankulam

67

11

Illuppaikkadawai

130

12

Silavathurrai

150

13

Arrippu

400

14

Kokkupudiyan

150

15

Akkathimurrippu

200

16

Koolankullam

50

17

Manatkullam

31

18

Illanthaikullam

25

19

Poonochchikkulam

56

20

Pandarawelli

150

21

Allawakkaisirukullam

36

Manthei West DS Division

Musali DS Division

 

2. Resource Arrangement

Team is developed with two medical doctors, an Administrative officer a Nurse, a pharmacist and two health Assistants. The mobile vehicle is arranged with the necessary equipments and the Medicine is fully distributed by the health team within the programme budget. Locations and infrastructure for the clinics are arranged by the RDHS Mannar. The appointed health team provides training on following areas to ensure the CAP standard.


3. Coordination
Coordination is ensured with the Regional Director of Health Services in the district. Other health related implementers such as PSL, MSF and MOH also being coordinated in providing aid. District Health coordination meeting, headed by RDHS also is being attended. Other implementing agencies were visited before commencing of the programme to ensure the duplication and overlapping.

 

4. Supervision
Technical supervision is being provided by RDHS to ensure the quality of services in place. Local MOH Staff also involved in facilitation of this programme.

 

 

 

5. Service delivery
This mobile health programme is being conducted from 1st week of April in 06 villages in Manthei and Musali DS divisions in Mannar district. It is basically programmed for 04 months, and will continue upon the needs, availability of resources and request. The team visits each village everyday according to the schedule given by RDHS. Approximately over 120 patients are benefited each day through this initiation. They are provided consultation, referrals and medicine for free of charge. Team is conducting Health education during the mobile health service in the villages.

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