PASA (Plan Assistance Santé Avenir)
Raises awareness, educates, and provides healthcare to prioritize humanitarian causes.
The Health Future Assistance Plan
A program designed to support a wide range of individuals in need, including youth facing difficult circumstances, individuals with rare or hybrid diseases, those living with HIV/AIDS, the elderly, indigents, and people with disabilities.
This plan provides essential assistance and resources to help alleviate the challenges faced by these vulnerable populations. It is an inclusive approach that is open to anyone who meets the criteria for assistance.
The program seeks to promote health equity and improve access to healthcare for all members of society. Whether it’s access to medication, specialized care, or financial support, the Health Future Assistance Plan provides a safety net for those who need it most.
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Missions Overview
Activities
👉 Training in Sexual and Reproductive Health, Peer Education, Community Relay Agent, Community Volunteer, Psychosocial Counselor, etc...
👉 Social mobilization
👉 Panel discussions
👉 Awareness campaigns
👉 Individual/group interviews/counseling;
👉 Facilitation and guidance
👉 Implementation of local community prevention interventions for adolescents and youth. Participation in combined and targeted CDV descents, Syndromic IST care;
👉 Distribution of male condoms, female condoms, lubricating gels;
👉 Supervise educational discussions.
Objectifs
👉 Prepare / Train / Encourage / Empower and promote the development of (Youth and adolescents, HIV patients, Indigents, Elderly, Disabled people);
👉 Implement local community prevention interventions for adolescents and youth;
👉 Organize educational talks through peer educators (girls and boys);
👉 Participate in targeted CDV and Syndromic PEC IST campaigns;
👉 Supervise educational talks, mobilize targets around CCC activities, and promote access to health services.
Results
👉 54 educational talks organized;
👉 1866 male condoms distributed, 1225 female condoms and 2199 lubricant gels distributed;
👉 100 young people trained in leadership, volunteering, entrepreneurship, community life, life skills, sexual and reproductive health, peer education, community relay agents, psychosocial counseling, etc. at the Kribi departmental CMPJ and;
👉 1620 young people reached/sensitized in the community under the Global Fund project against HIV/AIDS, tuberculosis and malaria;
👉 10 young people trained by national and international partners under the projects;
👉 15 disabled young people supported.
Responsibles
▸ NTEDE Désiré
▸ ANGUIAMBA
▸ Emma
▸ ELLA Benjamin
▸ ENGOULOU Joseph
▸ NTY Martial
▸ ABOMO Valore
▸ ONDO Aloïse
▸ DJOKY Florian
▸ EBOGO
▸ AWONO Alida
▸ EFFA Esther
▸ NGOUMKENG
▸ TCHOUPOU Félicité
▸ NTSASSAM Alexis
Observations
There is a great mobilization of youth to join the IJRA and benefit from opportunities. There is also a multiplication of joint initiatives by youth and women. There are numerous requests for bilingual training in French and English. There is a strong presence of non-schooled young mothers. However, there is a lack of office material to retain this idle youth.
In Action
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