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Church Health Services Coordination Committee (CHSCC)
A Partnership Structure of CHAK, KEC and MEDS
Appointed in line with the mandate given by the National Church Leaders Health Partnership Forum held on 29-30th July 2008 in Limuru
Membership includes 4 representatives each from KEC, CHAK and MEDS – including heads of the organizations
Chairman and Vice-Chairman positions are rotational between CHAK and KEC every two years and the Secretariat is held by MEDS
CHSCC also reports to MOH-FBHS-TWG on partnership issues with Government and monitors implementation of MoU between Government & Faith based health services 2
CHSCCTOR developed, approved and signed in Aug 2009Meetings held monthlyFacilitates/coordinates joint strategizing in engaging
governmentStrategizes on common engagement with Donor
partners of common interest eg AIDSRelief, PEPFAR & CDC
Organizes joint KEC/CHAK consultation with NHIFForum for sharing experiences, lessons and best
practices between CHAK-KEC-MEDSA very promising forum for a common voice for
Churches Health Services
PS-MoMS, Prof. Ole Kiyiapi & Religious Leaders from KEC, CHAK & SUPKEM during the signing of MoU on 9-7-2009: CHSCC will monitor implementation of the MoU
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AIDSRelief project achievement in statistics: Nov 2009Total HIV patients on care =60,000 Patients active on ART = 40,000Female = 66%Children = 12%Monthly enrollment rate = 6%Lost to follow up = 13%Retention rate = 81%New ART target for year 6 = 15,804Actual ART enrollment = 7,361 (47%)These statistics are also available per
Hospital
AIDSRelief Transition processCHAK, KEC and MEDS have engaged on transition strategy
discussions jointly under the Church Health Services Coordinating Committee (CHSCC)
Feedback on the progress made has been regularly provided to the governance structures of CHAK, KEC and MEDS
Transition dialogue with the Consortium Members has been engaging with slow but definite progress. We have been fully engaged in the Transition TWG
The Local Partners (KEC, CHAK, MEDS/CHSCC ) are clear on their understanding of what transition should be and are fully committed to the transition challenges
Church Leaders representing the Treatment Facilities were updated on the progress in a meeting on 3-2-2010. LPTFs managers have also been updated
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MEDS as Prime Recipient with role of Leadership and Grant Management
Regional Technical Team
(Will have all the necessary technical competencies)
Regional Technical Team
(Will have all the necessary technical competencies)
AR Consortium Provide targeted TA
AR Consortium Provide targeted TA
Treatment Facilities
Ecumenical HIV Care Kenya Project Office (MEDS, KEC, CHAK, UoN)
Will have competencies in clinical, Lab, supply chain, QA/QI, project management, community & adherence, counselling, SI, MC & M&E
CHSCC-Church Health Services Coordinating
Committee(Partnership building, advocacy &
coordination)
Treatment Facilities
Treatment Facilities
Treatment Facilities
MOH & NACCPolicy, Guidelines, M&E framework
LTO/Academic PartnerSpecialist TA
First level TA, mentorship,
supply chain and grant compliance support provided
to Treatment Facilities by
Regional Teams
AIDSRelief Country Management Team-CMT (CMs, MEDS, KEC, CHAK, UoN)
NASCOPARVs, Test Kits, TWGs
Church Health Services Coordinating Committee (CHSCC)
Shall coordinate advocacy, partnership building and engagement of MOH/NASCOP & NACC as per MoU
It will also have a role in project oversightKEC, CHAK and MEDS will continue to participate
in Policy development , planning, coordination & M&E meetings of NASCOP and NACC
Regular meetings will be held with NASCOP and NACC to update them on the achievements of the HIV Care project
CHSCC will participate in, and contribute to the national Joint Annual AIDS Program Review (JAPR) meetings of KNASP III organized by NACC
A member of CHSCC has been appointed to the KNASP III Oversight and Performance Monitoring Committee by NACC
MEDS as PrimeGrant managementEnsure complianceReporting and accountability to the Donor
Why MEDSJoint Trust of KEC and CHAK with long term commitment
to pharmaceuticals logistics and capacity building for quality health care
To ensure a harmonized approach to supporting both CHAK and KEC affiliated HIV Treatment Facilities
Experience in managing USG grantsCHSCC framework that assures access to other needed
competences
Role of KEC & CHAKSite Management – sub-grantee contractual
role with Treatment facilities mapped in geographical regions
Health Systems StrengtheningSupport for integration of HIV care to the
rest of hospital managementAdvocacy for government support to
Treatment Health Facilities with staffing and commodities
Church Leaders meeting on AIDSRelief Transition held on 3/2/2010 at Holiday Inn, Nairobi. Gave endorsement , offered their support & requested regular updates/communication
Other CHSCC Advocacy engagementsUSG for Health Systems Strengthening fundingNational Hospital Insurance Fund – for better
rebates to Church HospitalsTo MOH for inclusion in various Health Sector
policy and planning structuresMOH for fair consideration in the roll out of
the new Health Sector Service Fund (HSSF), which is a new direct funding mechanism for Health facilities in Kenya
With Capacity Kenya for HR Advisor supportWith UNICEF for IMCI capacity building
fundingOversee dissemination and implementation of
MoU with GoK
LessonsThere is strength and synergy in working
together in advocacyWe have pooled our resources which enables us
to tackle diverse issuesWe are encouraged and empowered to face new
challenges and to sustain our advocacy campaignsWe are able to mobilize the Church Leaders for
effective joint advocacyWe shall reclaim the space that is being taken up
by some NGO Networks and broader PPP framework
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