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1 February 2008
Snippets
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Community members help renovate a well.
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Achievements
Since October 2006, Myeik Area Development Programme (ADP) has:
Health
- Educated 5,200 people about tuberculosis and HIV and AIDS
- Screened health videos about HIV and AIDS, malaria, tuberculosis, nutrition and hygiene
- Supported people living with HIV and AIDS to live positively and encouraged people undergoing HIV testing and counselling
- Provided prizes for a student nutrition essay competition
- Trained 21 teachers in first aid and provided 15 schools with first aid kits and rubbish bins
- Formed 23 health committees and trained 110 people
Water and sanitation
- Held 150 community meetings about water and sanitation
- Dug a well and renovated three others
- Provided materials for 1,500 families to construct sanitary latrines
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Teachers learn about first aid and
preventative healthcare.
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Education
- Formed and trained 24 education committees
- Supported 2,250 children to attend school
- Established and supported non-formal education centres for students who cannot attend formal schools; the classes teach literacy, numeracy, traditional dancing and singing, hygiene, HIV and AIDS and the dangers of child trafficking
- Trained volunteers to teach non-formal education classes
- Renovated two schools and constructed latrines at five schools
- Provided 20 school desks
- Constructed a school playground
- Constructed 17 bridges so children can safely walk to school in the rainy season
Leadership development
- Taught 27 people about child rights
- Educated 5,000 community members about preventing trafficking of women and children
- Formed 19 childcare teams
- Trained volunteers to care for elderly people in the community; 31 aged people are now involved
- Supported 12 people to establish income-generating activities
- Repaired the homes of three families
Challenges
The people of Myeik still have a number of challenges ahead of them. During the next year, World Vision will focus on increasing education opportunities, awareness of health issues and community leadership skills.
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Myeik project profile
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