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Introduction of the Assignment

Health Education Campaign for the Prevention of Drug Addiction and Mental Disorders Package No: HEP-S-09/2013-2014 Introduction to the Campaign Presented by: . Introduction of the Assignment.

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  1. Health Education Campaign for the Prevention of Drug Addiction and Mental DisordersPackage No: HEP-S-09/2013-2014 Introduction to the CampaignPresented by:

  2. Introduction of the Assignment The name of our assignment is Health Education Campaign for the Prevention of Drug Addiction and Mental Disorders. • A mental disorder or mental illness is a psychological pattern or anomaly, potentially reflected in behavior, that is generally associated with distress or disability, and which is not considered part of normal development of a person's culture. • Narcotics drugs are not produced in Bangladesh but these are being imported from outside Bangladesh which threatened our socio-economic development. Drug addiction and mental disorders are social problems and adversely influencing our families as well.

  3. Introduction of the Assignment (Continued ) • Mostly youths are effected by drug addiction and it is transmitted to the young children as well and the situation is deteriorating and alarming for us. • A sound mind in a sound body has recognized as a social ideal. Mental health is influence by both biological and social factors. • Mental disorders are too some extent hereditary but social unrest causes mental disorders among the youths.

  4. Introduction of the Assignment(Continued) • Mental disorders, now a days, become a factor adversely affecting the families as well as both urban and rural societies. • According to approved operational plan of Health Education & Promotion program (code 5190) under Health, Population and Nutrition Sector Development Program (HPNSDP) within the sub-component, The Bureau of Health Education, Directorate General of Health Services is intended to mobilize the community people to improve their level of knowledge, attitude and practices about Prevention of Drug Addiction and Mental disorders.

  5. Introduction of the Assignment(Continued) • The achievement of MDG’s long term goal will take many steps after this assignment will be completed. • The campaign for the prevention of drug addiction and mental disorder is effective to control the present drug situation and improve the health education. Thus, such a campaign has a great impact in our mass people.

  6. Facts and figure of Drug addiction • A few Facts: behind the cause of drug addiction • Curiosity and excitement through use. • Despair and frustration among the youth. • Some patients are addicts because they try to follow the western. culture of drugs and enjoyment of life. • Poverty, Mental stress due to family problem. • Continuous failure in works. • Easy access to drugs. • Unemployment problem/economic insolvency.

  7. Facts and figure of Mental disorders • Mental illness is most neglected in Bangladesh, although a large number of people are suffering from different types of mental illness. It is prevalent in Bangladesh probably in the same magnitude as in developed countries. According to WHO, the number of mentally ill people in Bangladesh is about 8.4 million. • As developing country of south-east Asia Bangladesh has many socio-economic problems contributing to the cause of mental disorders: Poverty, unemployment, rapid urbanization, rising trends of substance abuse, are among the common factors contributing to mental disorders.

  8. General Objective of the Assignment • To create health awareness about prevention of drug addiction and mental disorders among the target population in the country. • Specific objectives of the assignment: • To create awareness and develop health habit among the susceptible group. • To protect our family from the hazards of drug addiction and mental disorders. • To protect our society from the hazards of drug addiction and mental disorders. • To protect our nation from social unrest and unhealthy situation.

  9. Targeted population for the Campaign

  10. Brief description of the Assignment • Identification of unauthorized drug users of both sex and different age groups. • Assess knowledge, attitude and practices of drug users about drugs and mental disorders. • Assess attitude of parents, teachers, community leaders, elites about adverse effect of unauthorized drugs and mental retardation. • Develop plan of action on countrywide campaign for the prevention of drug addiction and disorders. • Conduct health education campaign about prevention of drug addiction and disorders.

  11. Desirables: • Adequate Health education materials on Country wide Campaign For the Prevention of Drug Addiction and Mental disorders. • Detail plan of action before conducting the assignment. • Display of IEC materials. • Development and airing of TV spots on Drug Addiction and Mental Disorders. • Performance certificate from the respective authority of the respective office/ institute/ hospital/ clinic and to be incorporated in the final report. • Pictorial presentation of each event to be incorporated in the final report. • Print and other media coverage. • Spot evaluation of the Health Education session (Pre and Post) • Wall writing: To be displayed on the wall of Upazila Health Complex/UNO Office • At least 75% of intervened community people would know about prevention of drug addiction and mental disorders.

  12. Activities At a glance: • Introductory meeting with BHE Authorities. • Introductory Workshop(National). • Recruitment of Staff. • Collection of Data and research report and literature review. • Training/Orientation of Field Staff. • Planning Meeting with project team. • Submission of Inception Report. • Reviewing of existing IEC/BCC/HEP materials. • Designing and developing of IEC materials. • Developing script (TV Spot) and designing of wall writing. • Maintain liaison with officials of BHE/Health authorities at different level. • Contact district and Upazila health authorities and appraisal. • Development of lesson plan for conducting advocacy meeting. • Production of IEC Materials.

  13. Activities At a glance:Continued: • Production of TV spot and wall writing matter. • Approval of the materials by the competent authority. • Supply of materials to the BHE and utilize at different Upazila. • Conduct health education sessions/advocacy meeting at different level. • Telecasting TV spot. • Wall writing. • Concurrent evaluation of the sessions . • Feedback and monitoring of the sessions. • Submission of Monthly progress reports. • Output Analysis. • Submission of Draft Final Report. • Dissemination workshop. • Submission of Final Report.

  14. Approach And Methodology • To integrate health education at all level to increase health awareness of the people as well as to develop health habit among them to lead a productive life. • We will introduce media mixed method to address procedures of the assignment in a dynamic and interactive way. • Virtually we will adapt IPC and electronic media approach to foster health education in terms of Prevention of drug addiction and mental disorders.

  15. Approach And Methodology (Continued) • For implementation of this program during the stipulated time we have decided to conduct one to one meeting with DGHS office, BHE, CS office, UHC. • Collecting the necessary information from hospital records, data and reports from various research studies to address the assignment. • On the basis of the primary and secondary data, existing and relevant services, we will develop a target oriented manual/guideline on health education .

  16. Approach And Methodology(Continued) • The IEC materials like Booklet and Folder will be designed in consultation with BHE and after pretesting it will be finally printed. • On the basis of above strategic assumptions, advocacy meeting and Health Education Rally will be conducting in 64 Upazilas. • At the National Level 2 workshops and 1 advocacy meeting in 64 Upazila will be held to supplement the program. • Two TV spot on prevention of drug addiction and mental disorders is planned to disseminate relevant health messages through TV channels. TV spots will be telecasted through three (3)TV Channels in 57 times. Duration of the Each TV Spot will be 30 seconds. • Wall writing containing health massages on Drug addiction and mental disorders will be done. It will be obtained from the Bureau of Health Education . Painting will be made at the Upazila level in consultation with the BHE and local health authorities. We will complete 64 (Sixty four) wall writing.

  17. Poriprekkhit: At a Glance

  18. Organization and stuffing • Poriprekkhit is an organization, established in 1999, built on truth. Three key words are sufficient to explain our ideology: Courageous, Curious and Contemporary. • The goals and objectives of Poriprekkhit lie in creating unbiased and analytical work, which focus on issues of social concern. • We work with a variety of partner organizations ranging from NGOs to GBOs, CBOs, INGOs and the media. • Poriprekkhit performed activities on “Countrywide Campaign for the prevention of Drug addiction and mental disorders” during 2012-2013 fiscal year and the Package No. was HEP-S-07/2012-2013. Duration of the campaign was three month in 47 districts all over the country funded by Bureau of Health Education of the Directorate General of Health Services which was a World Bank assisted program under HPNSDP.

  19. Organizational Flowchart

  20. Implementation PlanTeam Composition

  21. Implementation PlanTeam Composition : Continued • There will be eight (8) field coordinators to act as coordinators in conducting advocacy meeting in 64Upazila. There will be eight (8) zones and one (1) field coordinator will be responsible to coordinate the activities in each zones supported by necessary staffs and logistics. Other support staffs will provide necessary administrative and program support for the implementation of health education campaign for the prevention of drug addiction and mental disorders.

  22. Flow Chart:

  23. Work plan

  24. Work plan

  25. Work plan

  26. Work Schedule:

  27. Work Schedule:

  28. Supervision and Monitoring To get outnumbered result 5 experienced team members, 8 skillful field coordinators will collaborate for running the campaign successfully. • According to our methodology we will maintain a rigid schedule and make a meticulous plan. • Supervising the campaign with ginger hand to achieve expected outcome. • Monitoring the minute part of our project and collecting data properly.

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  30. Implementation of Advocacy meeting -1 day ( Upazila Level) • Venue: Upazila community Center/ Upazila Health Complex • Date: …..2014, Time: 9.30 A.M ( Tentative) • Recitation from Holy Quaran- 5 minute • Welcome address and introduction to the Assignment-30 minute ( Representative of Poriprekkhit). • Pre- Evaluation- 15 minute ( By Representative of Poriprekkhit). • Lecture- Discussion on Prevention of Drug Addiction- 1 hour ( By Local Resource person) • Lecture-Discussion on Mental disorder- 1 hour ( By Local Resource Person) • Health Education and Community participation – 1 hour (By local Resource Person) • Post Evaluation – 15 minute ( By Representative of Poriprekkhit) • Speech by the Chairperson- 15 minute ( UNO/ UH & FPO/Local Elite) • Speech by the chief Guest- 15 minute ( CS/ Upazilla Chairman/ Local Elite) • Vote of thanks and closing- ( Representative by Poriprekkhit)

  31. List of Advocacy Meetings

  32. Implementation scheduleRangpur division

  33. Implementation scheduleRajshahi division

  34. Implementation scheduleKhulna division

  35. Implementation scheduleBarisal division

  36. Implementation scheduleDhaka division

  37. Implementation scheduleDhaka division

  38. Implementation scheduleSylhet division

  39. Implementation scheduleChittagong division

  40. Concluding Remarks • Poriprekkhit is pleased to reiterate that we have surpassed ourselves since the inception. Our remarkable excellence in number of projects has brought social benefits to vulnerable communities. • As per our understanding , we must ensure quality of services for Conducting health education campaign about prevention of drug addiction and mental disorders; Displaying of IEC materials (including binding poster/bill board/wall writing) at the Upazila level; Developing of TV spot and displaying health messages through electronic media; Conducting Advocacy meeting to prevent drug addiction and mental disorders at the Upazila level; Assessing knowledge, attitude and practices of drug users about drugs and mental disorders; Assessing attitude of parents, teachers, community leaders, elites about adverse effect of unauthorized drugs and mental retardation.

  41. Concluding Remarks: • Being a legally registered organization Poriprekkhit not only meets the requirements indicated in the RFP, but also has the technical capabilities of conducting “Health Education Campaign for the Prevention of Drug Addiction and Mental Disorders” (Package No. HEP- S-09/2013-2014)under the program titled Health Education and Promotion (HEP), HPNSDP. • Poriprekkhit really hopes that necessary guidelines will be provided by the Bureau of Health Education, Directorate General of Health Services would consider our work schedule for conducting the “Health Education Campaign for the prevention of Drug addiction and mental disorders” (Package No. HEP- S-09/2013-14).

  42. Developing IEC Materials nvZevwo‡qwQAvgivAvevi, my¯’ mgvRwVKvbvmevi

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