
Project Contact
- Robin Davis
- 404.634.5748
- rdavis@globalhealthaction.org
- www.globalhealthaction.org
Global Ministries Contact
- Shannon M. Trilli
- 347.951.4679
- STrilli@gbgm-umc.org
Global Ministries Program Area
- United Methodist Committee on Relief
Advance # 203000Providing health access and education to rural Chinese women by training healthcare workers
Background / HistoryIt is estimated that more than one million people are HIV positive in China. If unchecked, this number is expected to explode to 10 million by 2010. To date, limited effort has been expended on community education and on training the millions of primary health care providers serving and practicing within the rural periphery of China. At this time GHA's Women's Health and Reproductive Health Initiative encompasses programs that focus on China: Training Primary Health Care Workers and Rural Women in HIV/AIDS Prevention, Women's Health, and Domestic Violence Prevention. GHA and its programs under the Women's Health and Reproductive Health Initiative work to improve the health conditions of rural Chinese women. On July 1, 2001, GHA formally absorbed all programs and assets of the Institute for Development Training (IDT) at its dissolution. We have worked closely with former IDT Executive Director Dr. Charles Ausherman and former IDT Program Officer Dr. Huanguang Jia to advance the programs initiated by the organization. With the dissolution of IDT and its absorption into GHA, the Women's Health and Reproductive Health Initiative was created. By choosing to carry on the mission of IDT's women's health and reproductive health training programs, health training materials and self-instructional training modules, GHA's programs expanded to China and have the potential to expand to other Asian countries in the near future. MissionGHA's Women's Health Initiative programs in China encompass training Primary Health Care Workers and Rural Women in HIV/AIDS Prevention, Women's Health, and Domestic Violence Prevention. GHA and its programs under the Women's Health Initiative work to improve the health conditions of rural Chinese women. Goals & Objectivesa) Training of 5,250 primary health care workers and educating 1.6 million rural women. Activities Plana) Train 35 county-level health managers per province in women's health, HIV/AIDS prevention, domestic violence prevention, and support and participatory methodology. Project OutcomesGlobal Health Action will continue to work with local partners like the Women's Federation, the provincial, county, and local health bureaus to sustain health programs and outreach in the communities as we train primary health workers. Project Indicatorsa) Train 35 county-level heath managers per province. Budget & Financial Information
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