Health Education for Low-Income Women in Bali

by Yayasan Rama Sesana
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Health Education for Low-Income Women in Bali
Health Education for Low-Income Women in Bali
Health Education for Low-Income Women in Bali
Health Education for Low-Income Women in Bali
Health Education for Low-Income Women in Bali
Health Education for Low-Income Women in Bali
Health Education for Low-Income Women in Bali
Health Education for Low-Income Women in Bali
Health Education for Low-Income Women in Bali
Health Education for Low-Income Women in Bali
Health Education for Low-Income Women in Bali
Health Education for Low-Income Women in Bali
Health Education for Low-Income Women in Bali
Health Education for Low-Income Women in Bali
Health Education for Low-Income Women in Bali

Project Report | Jul 5, 2019
Progress Report Activity on June 2019

By Desy Ari Nuryanthi | Coord Data and Research

Mobile Clinic Service in Bhuana Giri Karangasem
Mobile Clinic Service in Bhuana Giri Karangasem

Activities on June fill with mobile clinic services in Karangasem, USG training refreshment and peers meeting.

Mobile clinic services conduct at Karangasem in Bhuana Giri village and Sibetan village. Mobile clinic at Karangasem was a remote area locates near the Agung Mountain. Their villages and health facilities distance is quiet far so that they rarely checks health status especially reproductive health. Mobile clinic in Karangasem conducted in association with our mobile clinic peer. We successfully served 308 people in both village with more than 150 people received cervical and breast cancer screening and also reach more than 100 people to received reproductive health education.

We received a visit from Australia Consulate General coincide with peer meeting. Australia Consulate General through DAP as one of our donor visit to evaluate our program. Peer meeting this month discuss about family planning and drugs. We repeat and refresh the family planning topic to made better understanding of the peer and the people educated by peer. We add drugs abuse education because Balinese women should watch their children so not to fail into drugs. Drugs are government priority because it destroys nation’s generation.

After successfully receive funding to buy new ultrasound from DAP, we conduct refreshment USG training provided by the merchant. The new ultrasound will specifically use in mobile clinic services. This training attended by all medical staff with complete and comprehensive ultrasound topic. All medical staff will be able to exam with ultrasound to improve service quality and increase the number of people reached.

Mobile Clinic Service in Sibetan Karangasem
Mobile Clinic Service in Sibetan Karangasem
Peer Educator Refreshment
Peer Educator Refreshment
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Yayasan Rama Sesana

Location: Denpasar, Bali - Indonesia
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Yayasan Rama Sesana
Luh Putu Upadisari
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Luh Putu Upadisari
Director of Yayasan Rama Sesana
Denpasar , Bali Indonesia

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