Building the Right to Health Movement

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1 Building the Right to Health Movement

2 Fundraising Kickoff Webinar!

3 Tonight s Agenda Why do we fundraise? Maternal and Child Health in West Africa Introducing We Will Deliver! Next Steps

4 Why Fundraise?

5 Helping PIH deliver on health systems

6 Linking Advocacy and Fundraising The Reach Act is about the future Fundraising is about PIH s work NOW Despite her mother suffering a placental abruption, Lineo Seiiso was born safely thanks to staff at Nkau Health Center. Photo by Rebecca E. Rollins / Partners In Health

7 Maternal and Child Health (MCH): West Africa

8 Maternal And Child Health: West Africa Where PIH Works: Sierra Leone & Liberia

9 PIH Liberia From Ebola Response to Health Systems Strengthening at Pleebo Health Center

10 Ebola in Liberia 4810 Liberians died of Ebola during the outbreak (CDC). However, far more died from Ebola, as health services and supply chains across the country shut down 5 Pillars of PIH s Ebola Response Direct effort and support of government 1. Stop transmission 2. Treat Ebola 3. Strengthen health systems 4. Train health professionals 5. Generate new knowledge

11 Impact of Ebola Epidemic on Maternal Mortality in West Africa 2,500 Sierra Leone Guinea 2,000 Liberia Maternal deaths per 100,000 live births 1,500 1, WHO, UNICEF, UNFPA, and The World Bank. Trends in Maternal Mortality: 1990 to Geneva: WHO, Hayden EC. Maternal Health: Ebola s Lasting Legacy. Nature 2015; 519:

12 Disruption of Essential Maternal and Child Health Services in Liberia, % 80% 60% 40% 20% 0% Mar-14 Apr-14 May-14 Jun-14 Jul-14 Aug-14 Sep-14 Liberia Ministry of Health and Social Welfare, UNICEF. Data Analysis Based on Liberia Health Management Information System. Monrovia, Liberia: MOHSW, November 2014.

13 Our Work National Advocacy County Hospital Primary Health Center Clinic / Health Post Community Health System Community

14 Partners in Health One of the key tenets of PIH Liberia s Strategic Plan is Central Government Accompaniment. Through engagement with the Ministry of Health (MOH) in Monrovia as well as the Maryland County Health Team (CHT), PIH fosters collaboration with the Liberian public sector, ensuring sustainable patient care and health systems strengthening. PIH also partners with Tubman University in Maryland County, one of only two public universities in the country on medical education and human resources for health. Our support for the first graduating classes of nurses has been recognized by President Ellen Sirleaf and many Tubman graduates now work in PI assisted facilities. We have also brought global health experts to Maryland County to introduce the Global Health Equity Course for our colleagues at Tubman and in the County.

15 Getting to Pleebo

16 Prior to the Ebola outbreak, maternal mortality I Liberia was down to 700 per 100,000 births. It has now risen to 1,072 per 100,000. The delivery room at the Old Pleebo Health Center as is stood when PIH entered Maryland County

17 New Pleebo Health Center New Pleebo was built on an abandoned frame and opened just 3 months later. The only public health center in the county, it is meant to serve the 60,000 people of Pleebo. In actuality it serves the needs of the entire county: nearly 160,000 people. Today Pleebo sees over 100 patients a day, and has wait times of 3 hours (down from 4) because of the lack of space.

18 Pleebo Health Center Medical Records Department Before After

19 Deliveries have increased significantly at Pleebo. With severe space constraints, many women are forced to share beds or rest on mattresses on the floor immediately after giving birth. 140 Total Recorded Deliveries Pleebo Health Center Facility deliveries - skilled Facility deliveries - unskilled Caesarean sections Forceps, epsiotomy and other procedures Community deliveries Est. number of births per month

20 The Future of Pleebo Our goal is to reach zero maternal mortality, which means we will expect to see 30,000 facility-based births over the next five years. Phase Two Will Add: 7 post-partum beds to the existing 3 beds 3 delivery beds Expansion of the family planning consult room Expansion of the ante natal consult room In addition to vital plumbing renovations and other rooms which will improve patient flow and allow mothers and children to remain a safe distance from contagious or infectious patients.

21 Pleebo Health Center Phase Two Current Phase IIA Phase IIB

22 Breaking It Down Contributions Help $10 pays for 1 bed net and a course of malaria prophylaxis $15 covers the cost of a Mama Baby Kit, which encourages safe facility-based births $30 pays for supplements to treat severe malnutrition for one person for one year $100 allows us to screen 100 pregnant women for HIV $300 provides a family enrolled in our TB/HIV Program monthly food packages for 6 months $1700 covers the salary of a university trained midwife for 6 months $3000 funds space for an additional post-partum bed, allowing new mothers to stay at Pleebo for the required 48 hour observation after giving birth.

23 We Will Deliver!

24 Last year: 10 Days to Zero Raised over $100k Got great feedback! Fall Fundraising

25 This Year: We Will Deliver Nov 1 Nov 29 (Giving Tuesday)

26 Why Personal Fundraising? Personal fundraising works. With more nurses knowing [how to handle these situations], we will save more children. - Nurse Thamar Julmiste. A free training program in Haiti to educate nurses in neonatal and pediatric intensive care:

27 80 teams 80 teams The Power of Personal Fundraising

28 The Power of Personal Fundraising 80 teams 80 teams 5 fundraisers per team

29 The Power of Personal Fundraising 80 teams 80 teams 5 fundraisers per team ~ 400 fundraisers

30 The Power of Personal Fundraising 80 teams 80 teams 5 fundraisers per team ~ 400 fundraisers 20 asks per person 20 asks x 400 fundraisers

31 The Power of Personal Fundraising 80 teams 80 teams 5 fundraisers per team ~ 400 fundraisers Victory! We ve engaged 8000 people in our mission and in this work!!!!! 20 asks x 400 fundraisers 20 asks per person

32 The Power of Personal Fundraising 80 teams 80 teams 5 fundraisers per team ~ 400 fundraisers Victory! We ve engaged 8000 people in our mission and in this work!!!!! 50% give $20 (on average) 20 asks x 400 fundraisers 20 asks per person $80,000

33 But How? Join us for the Personal Fundraising Webinar on October 17 th, 9pm ET Build your campaign: Phone-a-thon and personal outreach Challenges and incentives Keep your team hyped!

34 Personal Fundraising: Next Steps Teach your team about MCH! Prepare for We Will Deliver! Get team members dedicated to the campaign Practice your personal stories Get a Hype Team ready Come to the Personal Fundraising Webinar October 17 th!