GOAL: PRCS Routine Immunization Program (RIP) Aims to increase immunization rates and prevent vaccine-preventable diseases, especially in children. PRCS works with the government and other partners to provide vaccination services, particularly in rural and hard-to-reach areas. The goal is to achieve universal health coverage and protect communities from infectious diseases.

KEY ACTIVITIES

1. Outreach Sessions for Vaccination of Children.
2. Social mobilization sessions for community awareness.
3. House to House Visits for awareness about Routine Immunization by Social Mobilizers.
4. Conducting male/female Village Health Committees Meeting for advocacy of Routine Immunization among children.
5. Conducting Meetings with Community Leaders for advocacy of Routine Immunization among children.
6. Conducting Meeting with Religious Leaders for advocacy of Routine Immunization among children.
7. Conducting Awareness Sessions for mothers in community.
8. Mosque Loud Speaker Announcements regarding the outreach sessions for immunization of children.
9. LHV’s health awareness sessions to females about ANC/PNC.

DISTRICT NAME	REPORTING PERIOD	NO OF UCS	HUMAN RESOURCE SUPPORT	HOUSEHOLD VISITS CONDUCTED	FULLY IMMUNIZED CHILDREN	ZERO DOSE VACCINATED	% VACCINATED COVERAGE
BANNU	2020 - 2023	13	42	114,694	9,144	6,968	84%
KILLA ABDULLAH	2019 - 2023	10	29	64,646	38,577	10,363	73%
CHAMAN	2019 - 2023	09	23	55,408	36,230	17,954	53%
SD-WAZIR	2023	10	34	11,382	1,061	1,516	86.3%

Reaching the Unreached: A Journey to Killi Mehrakai Location: KILLA ABDULLAH, BALUCHISTAN

Bridging The Immunization Gap Location: DISTRICT CHAMAN, BALUCHISTAN

District Breaking Down Barriers in UC Hinjal Location: BANNU, KHYBER PAKHTUNKHWA

Empowering Communities for Better Health Location: SD-WAZIR, DISTRICT BANNU, KHYBER PAKHTUNKHWA (PK)

Empowering Communities For Better Health

We established Village Health Committees (VHCs) in SD-Wazir, enabling community members to:

Advocate for immunization
Support healthcare initiatives
Address vaccine hesitancy

Resulting in:

Increased vaccine coverage rates
Stronger community-health facility links
Improved community participation