Handwashing & Health for 2000 Children in Nigeria

by Strategy and Innovation for Development Initiative
Handwashing & Health for 2000 Children in Nigeria
Handwashing & Health for 2000 Children in Nigeria
Handwashing & Health for 2000 Children in Nigeria
Handwashing & Health for 2000 Children in Nigeria
Handwashing & Health for 2000 Children in Nigeria
Handwashing & Health for 2000 Children in Nigeria
Handwashing & Health for 2000 Children in Nigeria
Handwashing & Health for 2000 Children in Nigeria
Handwashing & Health for 2000 Children in Nigeria
Handwashing & Health for 2000 Children in Nigeria

Project Report | Aug 23, 2019
4 Local Governments Done, 1600 Children Reached!

By Roberts Ukaigweh | Project Coordinator

For the 4th phase of this project, the Strategy and innovation for development initiative (SI4DEV) partners in Kaduna State utilized Visual aids, Poems and Rhymes to teach and create hand washing awareness in 5 schools in Igabi Local Government. It is aimed at supporting children's school attendance and promoting hygiene and health education in elementary schools in Kaduna.

TEACHING HAND WASHING PRACTICE
Partners led this sessions; they started off the sessions across schools by outlining the hand washing procedure and went further to demonstrate the procedure with the aim of teaching the kids proper hand washing methods with the use of a liquid hand wash and running water. Afterwards, two kids from each school where selected to repeat same process to ensure the session was learnt.

PRESENTATION OF TEACHING AIDS AND HAND WASHING MATERIALS
The presentation of teaching aids and hand washing items on behalf of SI4DEV to various Head Teachers of the schools in the Local Government. The items include 20 SI4DEV BRANDED CARTON OF HANDWASH, 5 BOWLS, and 5 DRUMS FITTED WITH TAPS.

PROJECT SUSTANABILITY TEAM
A Project Sustainability Team (PST) was created in the schools. It’s made up of 2 teachers in each of the schools. They were saddled with the responsibility of carrying out a Hand washing workshop in the school at least once a month for 6 months and to be supervised by a Sustainability Supervisor to ensure accountability.


NAMES OF SCHOOLS VISITED:

  1. BRAVE HEART INT’L SCHOOL
  2. VISION INT’L SCHOOL
  3. NOBEL INT’L SCHOOL
  4. MIKA’IL INT’L NURSERY AND PRIMARY SCHOOL
  5. THINKERS CHILDREN FOUNDATION

Estimated Number of Students and Teachers Impacted
377 Students
23 Teachers.

Challenges:
Various challenges were encountered as each school comes with its own peculiarity.

Recommendation:
Funds should be made available to enable the sustainability supervisors make visit twice a month to various schools instead of the schedule once a month visit.

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Strategy and Innovation for Development Initiative

Location: Festac Town - Nigeria
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Twitter: @si4dev
Project Leader:
SI4DEV Admin
Festac Town , Nigeria

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