rotary family health days
DESCRIPTION
6,500 Rotarians from 440 African clubs are leading the largest non-polio health event in the Rotary world, providing free health care services to the underserved families in six countries, including testing for HIV, TB, malaria, and diabetes; immunizing against polio and measles; and more. Learn how you can help by leading an RFHA committee, volunteering in Africa, or writing a global grant for a Vocational Training Team. Presented by Rotarians for Family Health and AIDS Prevention.TRANSCRIPT
Rotary Family Health Days (RFHD)
Saving Lives of Families
Lacking Access to Health Care
2014 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL CONVENTION
JUNE 3, 2014 15:30 – 17:00
CURRENT RFHA PARTNERS
Rotary Clubs and Districts
The Coca-Cola Africa Foundation
Centers For Disease Control
USAID
South Africa Department of Health
South Africa Broadcasting Corporation
AIDS Information Centre
Caxton
US Bank
Delta Airlines
Nampak
RFHA’S INTERDEPENDENT PROGRAMME MODEL
RFHA - BOARD OF DIRECTORS 2014 - 2015
• Sandra McKerseyPast District Governor, D9910 New Zealand
• Anton MeerkotterPast District Governor, D9000 South Africa
• Shekhar MehtaPast RI Director, D3030 India
• Stephen MwanjePast District Governor, D9200 Uganda
• Olu OlowuWest Africa Ops, D9110 Nigeria
• A.S. VenkateshPast District Governor, D3230 India
• Marion BunchFounder & CEO, D6900 USA
• Joan FirkinsBoard Chair, Past District Governor, D5020 Canada
• Peter KyleVice Chair, District Governor 2013/14, D7620 USA
• Brent AdamsCorporate Secretary and Treasurer, D6900 USA
• Eric AdamsonPast RI Director, Past RI Vice President, D7570 USA
• William AsikoRotarian, D9400 South Africa
• Ravi BhooplapurPast District Governor, D7250 USA
• Joshua HassanPast District Governor, D9125 Nigeria
1. Opening Remarks – By Moderator- Paul Netzel, Past RI Director and Trustee–Elect, and RFHA Board Member
2. Premiere of Documentary produced by Rotary Broadcast Media Group
3. Presentation of RFHA Awards- Marion Bunch, RFHA Founder & CEO
4. Remarks by Panel Speakers- Sue Paget, RFHA Program Director, South Africa- Renee Saunders, Centers for Disease Control, Senior Public Health Advisor- Dr. Phil Silvers, PRID and RFHA Advisor on Monitoring & Evaluation
5. Closing Remarks
6. RFHA Annual Business Meeting - Joan Firkins, PDG D5020 and RFHA Board Chair
AGENDA
DOCUMENTARYOF
ROTARY FAMILY HEALTH DAYS
Produced by Rotary International
2014 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL CONVENTION
JUNE 3, 2014 15:30 – 17:00
ROTARY FAMILY HEALTH DAYS 2014 RESULTS
COUNTRY # OF SITES # ROTARY VOL. # BENEFICIARIESSERVED
SOUTH AFRICA 130 4,000 66,500
GHANA 30 400 23,100
UGANDA 110 1,000 100,000
NIGERIA 144 1,442 130,840
TOTAL 414 6,842 320,440
PRESENTATION OF RFHA
2014 ANNUAL AWARDS
Marion Bunch
Founder & CEO
Rotarians For Family Health & AIDS Prevention
2014 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL CONVENTION
JUNE 3, 2014 15:30 – 17:00
PRESENTATION OF RFHA 2014 ANNUAL AWARDS
Partner of the Year
Rotary International
Broadcast Media & Public Relations Group
PRESENTATION OF RFHA 2014 ANNUAL AWARDS
Jerry’s HERO Award
RotarianSUE PAGET
District 9400, South AfricaProgram Director, Rotary Family Health Days
PANEL SPEAKERS
1. Sue Paget, RFHA Program Director, South Africa
2. Renee Saunders, Centers for Disease Control,
Senoir Public Health Advisor
3. Dr. Phil Silvers, PRID and RFHA Advisor,
Monitoring and Evalauation
ROTARY FAMILY HEALTH DAYS
Sue PagetProgramme Director
South Africa
2014 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL CONVENTION
JUNE 3, 2014 15:30 – 17:00
SLIDE TITLE
RFHA’S INTERDEPENDENT PROGRAMME MODEL
PARTNERS
COMPLEXITIES OF MULTIPLE RELATIONSHIPS!
RFHA PROGRAMME DIRECTOR
Structures and Tools• Developed reporting structures
• Powerpoints
– Roles and responsibilities
– Planning and timelines
– Training pp on M and E
– Training pp on Media
• Training manuals
• Regular meetings with all partners
• Contact sheets
• Planning of logistics
Media and Comms• Media policy and strategy
• Website: www.rfha.org.za
• Social Media platforms – Facebook, Twitter, Mxit
• Training webinars
• Development and coordination of all collateral
• RI Broadcast media documentary
DEVELOPMENT OF COMMUNICATION TOOLS
FINAL STRUCTURE
U.S. Centers for Disease Control andPrevention– A Perspective of RFHDs
Renee Saunders, Senior Public Health AdvisorCDC, Division of Global HIV/AIDS
2014 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL CONVENTION
JUNE 3, 2014 15:30 – 17:00
Saving Lives
Smart Investments
Shared Responsibility
Driving Results with Science
AIDS-free Generation
• HIV/AIDS burden• Engaged Ministry of Health• RFHD offers added value
– Services for the entire family– New partnerships
South Africa - Overview
• Strategic partnerships– Ministry of Health– U.S. President’s Emergency Plan for
AIDS Relief (PEPFAR)• Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
(CDC)• U.S. Agency for International Development
(USAID)• Coca Cola South Africa• Delta Airlines• South African Broadcasting Corporation
South Africa - Partnerships
• Facilitated partnership with South African government
• Developed, printed and disseminated data collection and referral forms
• Promoted event through social media
• Mobilized PEPFAR Implementing partners and National Department of Health
Role of CDC
ROTARY FAMILY HEALTH DAYSMONITORING AND EVALUATION
Philip J. Silvers, PhDRI Director 2008-10
Chair, TRF Cadre of Technical Advisors, 2014-16RFHA Advisor
2014 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL CONVENTION
JUNE 3, 2014 15:30 – 17:00
• Understand Accountability: “No Free Money”– Also accountable to clients and volunteers
• Measurable Results– Process Results vs Outcomes
• Relevant, Sustainable Results [see next slide]
• Indigenous Ownership and Leadership
• M&E Plan Upfront– Relevant, Realistic, Cost-effective– Buy-in by the key players
• Budget for M&E (up to 10% of project)
GUIDELINES FOR M&E
Human Capital OrganizationalSystems
Behavioral Change MechanicalSystems
New Technologies(Tools)
Cultural EthosLegacy
Economic Ecological
ApplicationsIn
Sustainability
M&E for the VTTTraining of Trainers
• One-minute Papers• Unit Quizzes• Summative Training Evaluation
– Useful?– Changes in Practice?
• Critique of the Trainees’ Training Plans• 3-Month Follow-up Interviews
– Cascading Training—who, what, how long?
– Changes in Practice?– System Changes?
M&E for Rotary Family Health Days
• Registration/Services Data• Random Sample of Sites• Client Consent Forms• 3-month Client Follow-up Interviews
– Services/Supplies Received– Referrals? Follow-up? Results?– Behavioral Change?– Satisfaction– Advice for Us?
• Focus Groups in Sponsor Clubs
GLOBAL GRANT: VTT + SUPPLIES AND EQUIPMENT IN UGANDA
PHONE BANK INTERVIEW TEAMS
Entebbe RC Rtns
Kampala Rtn Marion supervising Rotaract
PHONE BANK INTERVIEW TEAMS
Arua volunteers
DATA INPUT AND ANALYSIS TEAM
Viola, Data Entry Rtn Flavia, MScSenior Data Scientist
Epidemiologist
PDG Stephen, Focus Groups
VTT AND TRAINEES
THANK YOU
LIFETIME RESULTS: ROTARY FAMILY HEALTH DAYS
793,440
BENEFICIARIES SERVED
(i.e., girls, boys, women & men)
IN FOUR YEARS!
ANNUAL MEETINGBy: Joan Firkins, Board Chair
2014 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL CONVENTION
JUNE 3, 2014 15:30 – 17:00
ANNUAL BUSINESS MEETING - RFHA
1. Comments – Board Chair, Joan Firkins
2. Confirmation of Board of Directors & Election of Officers
3. Financial Update – Board Treasurer, Brent Adams
4. Adjourn
5. Closing Comments – Marion Bunch, CEO, RFHA
RFHA - BOARD OF DIRECTORS 2014 - 2015
• Sandra McKerseyPast District Governor, D9910 New Zealand
• Anton MeerkotterPast District Governor, D9000 South Africa
• Shekhar MehtaPast RI Director, D3030 India
• Stephen MwanjePast District Governor, D9200 Uganda
• Olu OlowuWest Africa Ops, D9110 Nigeria
• A.S. VenkateshPast District Governor, D3230 India
• Marion BunchFounder & CEO, D6900 USA
• Joan FirkinsBoard Chair, Past District Governor, D5020 Canada
• Peter KyleVice Chair, District Governor 2013/14, D7620 USA
• Brent AdamsCorporate Secretary and Treasurer, D6900 USA
• Eric AdamsonPast RI Director, Past RI Vice President, D7570 USA
• William AsikoRotarian, D9400 South Africa
• Ravi BhooplapurPast District Governor, D7250 USA
• Joshua HassanPast District Governor, D9125 Nigeria
THANK YOUJoin RFHA to save lives of
vulnerable children and families…