Summary of project status and achievements:
Because the Traveling Health Workshop saw such low numbers in October, Byamungu began one-day informational health seminars around the community in places where people tended to congregate. Such places included outside of the clinic, near the departure centre, and the market and saw a lot of interest. However, due to the transient nature of the locations, he found that although many people would stay for a full session, many others would only stop to listen for a few minutes as they were on their way to and from one destination to another.
Similar to the CDRC, the shortened program increased attendance and retention in the joint youth program, and enjoyed assistance from Kyapi Mpapo, who had initially left FORGE to pursue a university degree at the University of Lubumbashi in October, recommenced his work with the organization when circumstances kept him in Kala.
Youth Group teacher Odette repatriated to Pweto at the end of the month.
Indicators and Statistics:
See November spreadsheet.
Future goals:
N/A
Substantial problems or issues:
None.
Wishes or requests:
None.
