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Week 3 - 17th to 21st February, 2014
This week my supervisor and I were working in the rural areas of Masaiti District on the Copperbelt province. We worked in collaboration with Zambia Intergrated Systems Strengthening Programme (ZISSP) which is funded by USAID. Zissp in collaboration with the Ministry of Community Development, Mother and Child Health trained staff and community volunteers in community Infant and Young Child Feeding (C-IYCF) counselling course. The mentorship team included my supervisor, me , a nurse from one of the rural health centres in Masaiti and a nutritionist from ZISSP. Our job this week was to mentor and follow up on the trained health centre staff and community volunteers in IYCF . I had the opportunity to interview the community volunteers on IYCF activities. Unfortunately , couldn't get a video or audio because I was using my mother tongue, Lamba. We basically went through the C-IYCF activities with the community volunteers and staff like counselling on infant feeding (also in the context of HIV), Community Based Growth monitoring and Promotion ( CBGMP) just to mention two. IYCF is one of the health policies that Zambia is implementation with the help of Non Governmental Organisations (NGOs) like ZISSP. I learnt alot especially on Prevention of Mother to Child Transmission (PMTCT) which I will be able to share ! It was a wonderful week!