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Class Kit distribution to women in Nuristan
ODESC proudly conducted the distribution of class kits to women in Nuristan
Ongoing
ODESC is actively shaping the future of communities in Nuristan
Through continuous learning activities, active class participation, and hands-on vocational training
Ongoing
ODESC HER Project Provincial Technical Team conducted a coordination meeting with UNICEF
During the meeting, key performance findings were discussed and a joint action plan was developed to address gaps and further strengthen health services.
Completed
Empowering communities through education!
ODESC's Skills Development and Literacy (SDL) Project in Nuristan Province continues to make a meaningful impact by providing literacy and skills training opportunities to community members.
Ongoing
Through the UNICEF HER Project, ODESC NGO distributed 8 essential medical devices to Faryab Provincial Hospital
These modern medical tools will help improve maternal and newborn healthcare services, strengthen patient care, and support the hospital in providing better quality treatment.
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ODESC successfully completed the distribution of class kits to 70 teachers/facilitators across Rodat, Bati Kot, and Ghani Khel districts of Nangarhar Province
The kits, containing essential teaching and learning materials, were distributed in an organized and transparent manner to ensure facilitators are fully prepared for the commencement of literacy and vocational training classes.
Ongoing
Teachers/Facilitator 6-day pre-service training for women in Nuristan province
the sessions were conducted in an interactive environment, and participants showed active participation and strong preparedness for the upcoming class activities.
Ongoing
ODESC provincial staff held a 6-day pre-service training for more than 80 facilitators/teachers
The training was aimed at delivering the goals of the project to the teachers, building their capacity, as well as introducing the key duties and responsibilities to them.
Ongoing
Under the UNICEF HER Project, ODESC successfully procured, installed, and handed over a CBC machine to the Faryab Provincial Hospital.
This equipment was provided in response to the need identified by the healthcare facility, in order to strengthen laboratory services and ensure faster, more accurate, and more reliable diagnostic results for patients.
