8. Results

 Expected Outputs

• 6 community clinics will be equipped with essential emergency medicines, benefiting 10,000 patients.
• 20 water purifiers will be distributed to 6 community clinics and 14 schools, providing clean water for 10,000 people.
• 1,000 adolescent girls will receive hygiene kits to enhance personal and menstrual hygiene.
• 8 awareness sessions will be conducted, involving 800 students.
• The project will specifically aim to support 100 pregnant women by providing them with nutritional assistance, ensuring their health and well-being during this critical period.
• 30,000 awareness leaflets will be distributed to raise community awareness about health, hygiene, and sanitation.

Expected Outcomes

• Access to emergency health services in flood-affected areas will be improved.
• The incidence of waterborne diseases will be reduced through access to clean drinking water.
• Personal hygiene and menstrual health among adolescent girls will be enhanced.
• Community awareness of health risks and hygiene practices following floods will increase.
• There will be an overall improvement in public health and a reduction in post-flood health crises.