June to August monitoring covered 12 facilities, recording staffing, advocacy and community sensitisation, the facility issues resolved, and the staffing, security and infrastructure gaps that remain.
The issue
Staff shortages, security concerns and infrastructure and WASH gaps across facilities, and a need to raise community use of services.
What the LHAAT did
The LHAAT monitored 12 facilities, engaged ward development committees and followed up the problems it found.
How duty-bearers responded
The report records several issues resolved: toilet reinstallation at PHC Kaliel, entrance repair at MCH Bagudo, blood pressure apparatus at PHC Tuga and Health Post Gendane, uniform compliance at PHC Lafagu and conflict resolution at PHC Gwamba.
Where it stands
Several facility-level corrective actions were reported, while staffing, security and renovation needs remain outstanding.
Source: ICSA Communications Evidence and Outcomes Tracker, reference KEB-015, compiled from LHAAT and citizen journalist reports. To ask about this entry or request a correction, contact the ICSA secretariat.