HEALTH ALERT SIERRA LEONE AND PARTNER ENDS STAKEHOLDERS MEETING IN PUJEHUN DISTRICT, CALLS TO ACTION FOR BETTER SERVICE DELIVERY. In a well-attended meeting on Thursday, 8th February 2024, Health Alert Sierra Leone has ended a District Stakeholders.

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HEALTH ALERT ENDED A THREE DAY TRAINING WORKSHOP ON DATA LITERACY. The training focuses on: Data Literacy on Family Planning. The training was held at Sierra Leone Peace Museum, Special Court, New England Ville, Freetown.

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Health Alert is the first CSO in Sierra Leone to have received training on the Motion Tracker Approach, an approach that is used to monitor and get track of the implementation of the Family Planning 2030 commitment.

HAealth Alert embarks on three (3) day training on Motion Tracker.

March 22nd this year, Health Alert SL under USAID MOMENTUM held meetings with stakeholders in Kailahun and Pujehun on the Adolescent & Youth Mechanism Sierra Leone, an initiative established to strengthen the collective capacity of AY-serving-and-led organizations. Buya Nabie Bangura David J Allieu Mohamed Awuah

Health Alert ended their quarterly RMNCAH+N (TAAC) coalition meeting on Friday 26th April 2024. at WASHNet office of No.5 Bailey Street Freetown. This meeting was attended by a cross section of the membership of the coalition including print and electronic media journalists.

Cross section of Health Alert staff attended the just concluded USAID Momentum partners coordination meeting on the 6th - 7th May, 2024, at the Lumley Atlantic Hotel Freetown.

Health Alert trained CSOs and Youth organizations on advocacy and accountability indicator development on Thursday 16th May 2024 at Ramsey Liverpool Street Freetown Sierra Leone.

Health Alert trained a little over 20 journalists from both electronic and print media in Sierra Leone on health finance, reporting and emergency preparedness, and response on Friday, 17th May, 2024, in Freetown.

Health Alert updates journalists on their findings on health service delivery in five districts ( Tonkolili, Bonthe, Kailahun, Falaba, and Western Rural districts. On these findings, cross cutting issues unavailability of ambulances, stock out of some drugs, pin codes, etc.