By Bikash Koirala | Project Manager
PHASE has successfully provided maternity services to more than 1900 women in this fiscal year (July 2017- July 2018).
A total of 1923 pregnant women were assessed for 1st ANC (Antenatal Care) services. Among these women about 27% pregnant women completed their in 4th ANC services. Similarly, total 913 deliveries occurred in project areas. Of them 563 were conducted by PHASE staff and 95 were conducted by other health personal in health institution . 255 women gave birth in their home without any assistance. Within PNC (Post Natal Care) services 829 newborn examinations has been accomplished.
With increased services and improved awareness level in the community members, the level of maternity health has improved 26 mountainous villages of 5 districts-Humla, Mugu, Bajura, Sindhupalchok and Gorkha of Nepal. PHASE has been running 24 emergency services in these isolated villages working closely with Nepal government to improve the health facilities in this locality.
"My husband called PHASE ANMs when my labour pain started. It was around 8 in the evening. Two PHASE ANMs visited and consoled me to be patient and not to worry. They help me deliver my baby successfully. The provided my such a good care event in the nightime. I felt as if my own sisters were around. "
Local woman from Bhotang ,Sindhupalchok, age 29
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