Life Skills Education and Counseling - Kivule - Kivule Primariy School - Namutumba

Visit by Manuela Ongyera on 2017-12-13

Report ID
526
Created by
Manuela Ongyera
Created date
2017-12-13 09:18:05 UTC
Modified by
Ben West
Modified date
2018-02-09 21:11:54 UTC
Trip Time
10:17-17:17 (7 h 0 m)
Village Time
12:13-15:49 (3 h 36 m)
Travel Time
3 h 24 m

Current State

Participation Rating
Success
 
Village Critical Needs
Community members need to be encouraged to work hard to prevent the diseases which are spoiling their sweet potatoes in the garden 
Village Action Steps
 
Staff Action Steps
 
Sanitation Hygiene Committee
 
Water Users Committee
 
Other Class Notes
Since community members were complaining that their sweet potatoes have been attacked by unknown diseases, Manuela told them to pure ash every morning and evening. 
Community Ownership
yes 
Ownership Story
Here at Kivule people have many productive programs that brings them together most of the time 
Three Stone Fires
 
Access to Clean Water
 
Open Defecation
 
Water Access Explain
 
Prevent Ownership
None 
Allow Ownership
Love for one another 
Village Notes
 

Life Skills Education and Counseling community lesson

School
Kivule Primariy School 
Lesson Taught
How HIV/ STDs are Transmitted 
Girls Attended
16 
Boys Attended
10 
Total Student Attendance
26 
Teachers Attended
Fathers Attended
30 
Mothers Attended
48 
Total Parent Attendance
Staff Attendees
Ongyera Manuella 
Government Attendees
LC1,LC3,VHT 
School Staff Attendees
Head Teacher 
Visitor Attendees
None 
Total Attendance
Learning Objectives
To prevent HIV spread in the community
Notes
Manuela went to Kivule community to teach Life Skills, she taught about how HIV and other sexual transmitted diseases can be passed from one person to another, the reason why she planned to teach this lesson was to let people know the different ways how HIV is transmitted from one person to another so that they can avoid negative practices which can lead to HIV transmission. For example she told the community members that HIV is transmitted through having unprotected sex with an infected person, sharing sharp objects like razor blades, needles, through mother to child transmission and through blood transfusions. When Manuela finished teaching about HIV transmission she then asked the community members a question about how HIV can be prevented, the community members mentioned some answers like proper use of condoms, abstinence, avoid sharing sharp instruments, mother should always give birth in the hospital so that they prevent their babies from catching the infection and married people must remain faithful to one another. Finally she told them to keep time next time because they are going to learn about positive living when some one is HIV positive, Manuela also advised the community members to keep their belongings properly because every where people are complaining that they have stolen their chickens, goats, cows among others, she also told the women not to ask for a lot of things from their husband that it may tempt them to steal which is not good and also she encouraged the men to remain faithful to women. 
Next Visit
- Purpose:
Program Success
Program Critical Needs
Program Ownership
Other Program Observations
Program Expected Of Village
Program Staff Preparations Next Visit
 

Report Photos

822 Manuela is teaching the community members about how HIV is transmitted from one person to another at Kivule village.
824 One of the community members was asking questions on how they can prevent mother to child transmission since it is one of the ways that leads to HIV transmission
826 This gentleman in a blue shirt was asking Manuela how come that a child born by positive parents are negative, he wanted clarification from Manuela
828 Teaching Life Skills in the community of Kivule , teaching them how HIV can be spread from one person to another in the family or community.