Impact evaluation conducted. Sustainable handover plan to local health authorities finalized.
Sendiri di Usia 95 Tahun, Nenek Umi Hanya Dapat Rp500 dari Satu Bungkus Keripik
Summary of Project Information
Waktu
May 2025
Lokasi
Area Jawa Barat
Target Penerima
Lansia
Nominal Bantuan
Rp8,012,091
Primary Focus Area
Pemberdayaan Komunitas
Total Dana Disalurkan
Rp8,012,091
Status
Completed
Implementing Partner
Ayo Kita Peduli
Impact
Bantuan kebutuhan harian, pengobatan Nenek Umi dan modal usaha sebesar Rp8,012,091
Project Description
Program ini bertujuan memuliakan Nenek Umi (95) yang di usia hampir satu abad masih harus berjalan kaki berkilo-kilometer demi untung Rp500 per bungkus keripik. Fokus utamanya adalah memberikan jaminan pangan dan modal usaha di rumah agar Nenek tidak lagi pingsan di jalan, tertidur di teras orang, atau menjadi sasaran kriminalitas saat berjualan keliling.
Bantuan ini akan digunakan untuk pelunasan hutang dagang (akibat ditipu), biaya kebutuhan pokok harian, dan perbaikan tempat tinggal, memastikan Nenek Umi bisa beristirahat dengan tenang dan kenyang di masa senjanya.
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Development Impact / Project Objectives
The primary objective of this project is to increase healthcare access and improve health outcomes for underserved rural populations in Nairobi County. By deploying mobile health clinics, we aim to:
- Provide primary healthcare services to 25,000 individuals in remote areas
- Achieve 85% vaccination coverage for children under 5 years
- Reduce maternal and infant mortality rates by 30%
- Screen and manage chronic conditions such as hypertension and diabetes
- Conduct health education workshops reaching 10,000 community members
- Establish sustainable referral systems to tertiary care facilities
Expected Development Outcomes
- Reduction in preventable disease burden by 40%
- Improved early detection of chronic and communicable diseases
- Enhanced health literacy and preventive care practices
- Strengthened community health systems and local capacity
- Sustainable partnerships with local health authorities
Environmental & Social Considerations
The project adheres to strict environmental and social safeguards. Mobile units use eco-friendly fuel alternatives and proper medical waste disposal systems. Community engagement and gender sensitivity are integrated into all service delivery approaches.
- Environmental impact assessment completed with mitigation measures
- Medical waste management following WHO guidelines
- Gender-sensitive service delivery with priority for women and children
- Community consultation and feedback mechanisms established
- Cultural sensitivity training for all healthcare staff
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Impact Metrics & Achievements
25,000
People Reached
85%
Vaccination Coverage
50
Villages Served
15
Mobile Units
12,500
Children Vaccinated
3,200
Prenatal Checkups​
Target Beneficiaries
- Rural communities with limited healthcare access (25,000 people)
- Children under 5 years (6,500 children)
- Pregnant and lactating mothers (2,800 women)
- Elderly population with chronic conditions (3,200 individuals)
- Youth and adolescents (5,500 individuals)
Project Implementation Timeline
February 2024
Project Approval & Planning
Project approved by stakeholders. Detailed implementation plan developed with community consultation.
March 2024
Mobile Units Procurement & Setup
Procurement of 15 mobile health units. Staff recruitment and training initiated.
April - June 2024
Phase 1: Service Launch
First 5 mobile units deployed. Initial community outreach and registration of 8,000 beneficiaries.
July - September 2024
Phase 2: Scale-Up
Additional 10 units deployed. Vaccination campaigns conducted. Reached 18,000 beneficiaries.
October 2024 - January 2025
Phase 3: Consolidation
Full coverage achieved. Health education programs expanded. Chronic disease management protocols established.
February - March 2025
Evaluation & Handover
Key Activities & Services
Primary Care Services
- General medical consultations
- Diagnosis and treatment of common ailments
- Prescription and medication dispensing
- Laboratory testing and screening
Preventive Care
- Routine vaccinations for all age groups
- Health screening and early detection
- Nutrition counseling and assessment
- Disease prevention education
Maternal & Child Health
- Prenatal and postnatal care
- Child growth monitoring
- Family planning services
- Immunization programs
Chronic Disease Management
- Hypertension and diabetes screening
- Medication management and monitoring
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Lifestyle
counseling - Referrals to specialist care
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