Brief Summary
The deployment of 17,831 community health promoters across 47 counties aims to deliver essential health information and services directly to communities. These promoters work by visiting households to identify health-related issues and gaps, and then refer individuals to formally skilled healthcare professionals for assistance. This initiative supports a sustainable and equitable future by focusing on the health and well-being of women, children, and adolescents, while also advocating for nutrition at the community level.
- Community health promoters deliver health information and services.
- Promoters identify health issues at the household level.
- Referrals are made to skilled healthcare professionals.
Introduction
The speaker introduces the deployment of community health promoters to deliver vital health information and services directly to communities. This initiative is part of a commitment to a sustainable and equitable future, with a focus on securing the health and well-being of all women, children, and adolescents. The effort aligns with the nutrition for growth commitment, which is being promoted at the community level.
Community Health Promoters
There are 17,831 community health promoters working across all 47 county governments. These promoters visit households to identify health mishaps and gaps within the communities. Their primary role is to recognize these issues and refer individuals to formally skilled professionals who can provide the necessary assistance.
