Preparation for the 100 Days Campaign- Community Team and Campaign Kit
This section details the community team structure and responsibilities for the 100 Days Campaign, outlining their role in supporting ASHAs/volunteers. It also highlights key community stakeholders for effective campaign execution and resource mobilization.
Preparation for the 100 Days Campaign: Community Team and Campaign Kit
This section outlines the essential components for the 100 Days Campaign, focusing on the roles of the community team and the contents of the campaign kit.
Community Team Roles and Responsibilities
The primary objective is to successfully accomplish tasks assigned by the CHO/Medical Officer pertaining to the campaign.
The community team for the 100 Days Campaign will comprise:
- MO/CHO
- ANM/MPW
- ASHA Facilitators
This team will be responsible for monitoring and supporting ASHAs/Community volunteers in executing campaign activities.
ASHA/Community volunteers are encouraged to seek support from various community stakeholders, including:
- TB Champions
- PRI members
- Anganwadi workers
- Mahila Arogya Samiti/Self Help Group members
- Other influential individuals within the community
These stakeholders can play a crucial role in motivating community participation in the campaign.
100 Days Campaign Kit for ASHAs/Community Volunteers
The ASHA/Community Volunteer should carry the following items during house visits and field work:
- Survey Formats and pen
- Falcon tubes/sputum containers
- Packaging materials and markers
- IEC materials on TB and on the campaign