Community Health
Supporting community health workers to provide life-saving services within their own communities.
Health Facilities Support
Ensuring the training and supervision of health workers in health facilities and within hospitals to help provide quality healthcare at different levels of the system.
Nutrition Management
Integrating nutrition activities into healthcare interventions, addressing malnutrition among children under five and other vulnerable populations.
Supply Chain Support
Ensuring the reliable distribution of medical supplies, equipment and medicines in a timely and effective manner.
MENTOR collaborates with local communities and health authorities to train, equip, and support community health workers (CHWs), who serve as trusted healthcare providers within their communities.
By delivering healthcare, health education, and disease prevention interventions, community health workers bridge the gap between healthcare facilities and the people they serve, improving access to services and promoting health-seeking behaviours.
Through continuous training and on-the-job supervision, both community health workers and health facility workers stay updated on best practices and disease control strategies, ensuring high-quality care while enabling targeted supervision based on performance monitoring.
MENTOR has started integrating nutrition activities into its healthcare interventions, addressing malnutrition among children under five and other vulnerable populations. These activities include cooking demonstrations to build practical skills and enhance understanding of nutrition among caregivers, in collaboration with community feeding schemes. MENTOR also supports the malnutrition screening and treatment at all levels of healthcare supported by our programmes.
