Bonazah Community Development of Africa want to partner with individuals donor, NGO, Organizations, companies, religious identity and funding from grants to provide solar energy as part of its sustainable energy program established in order to help the rural areas and developing communities in Ngie Subdivision, Northwest Region of Cameroon. Your financial Support will help us move closer to realizing this project that would help improve on human conditions in the rural areas by providing electricity to the world poorest poor, they can pump clean water, power home, power health clinic with medications being refrigerated and medical personnel able to provide twenty-four hours cares and open new opportunities for children who will now be able to read in the evening advancing their education and have computer and internet access. The realization of this project ensure that everyone in Ngie have access to renewable energy and given Ngie’s geographic features and topography, we strongly belief that solar power is the green electrification source suitable to help us achieve our renewable energy goal.
Aim, Objective and Rationale:
Cardiovascular diseases (CVDs) are the number one
causes of death globally! Representing 29% of all global death and of this 82% occurred in low or middle income countries affecting equally both male and female. It is estimated that by 2030 almost 23.6 million people will die from CVDs, mainly from heart disease and stroke (Source: WHO fact sheet on CVDs (No 317: updated Sep 09) and the fact that undocumented report has it that there is an increasing incidence of HIV in Bonanyang. Some sons and daughters of Ayang have created the initiative to screen and provide medications for HTN, DM and HIV. The rationale will be that;
– Seminars shall be organized where the people shall be sensitized and counseled.
– Those diagnosed of any of the above medical conditions shall benefit from free treatment.
– A report is to be compiled and reported to the appropriate
quarters.
– Villagers shall benefit free consultation from any other health problem.
– At the end of this project the Etwii integrated health center shall benefit from the medical devices and drugs left.
Use of Results
Those at risk or diagnose for any of these pathologies will be
send to consult the doctor resident in the village for this purpose. Here they shall be further examined, tested if need be, treated and transferred to the appropriate services if need be.
Method
The sample population is going to be that of Bonanyang and the size shall be the available and ready population. For HTN and DM we shall consider the ages of 30+years because from these ages there is a high prevalence of HTN and/or DM and for HIV we shall consider those of the sexually active Age.
Main variables to be measures are going to be the various age groups, socio-demographic relations to the pathology.
The project is going to be design into phases working under the authorization of the ministry of public health through the Andek medicalized health center, the Andek rural council and Bonanyang traditional council. The first phase is going to be to organize a symposium where we shall talk about the various pathologies, recruit volunteers, train them on basic technique and to compile the screening form. But before then we must have informed and obtain authorization from above mentioned authorities. The next phase will be to move down to Bonanyang on a Njet or any other day that will be convenient for the villagers, where we shall sensitize the population of these project, it importance and benefits. On a decided date we shall organize another Symposium in Bonanyang where we shall do a projection talk show on the various pathologies, counseling on HIV. The last phase will be community based, that is the volunteers will get in to the village quarters and screen for the various pathologies by measuring B.Ps, testing for the level of blood sugar and voluntary counseling (VCT) and testing for HIV. The results will be recorded into screening forms. This data will be analyzed discussed and reported to the chiefdom and main health services.