PAPI MAJUBA & EBBY MKHABELA

 Planning meetings with stakeholders in the province  Implementation discussed

 Situational analysis  Coordination  Minimum package for MMC Services  Staffing and training  Procurement  Social Mobilisation  Communication Strategies  Reporting, Quality Assurance  Implementation timelines

 Situational analysis - Target populations, targets setting - Site identification 3 high volume sites in Gauteng 4 in Mpumalanga, and their preparation in the initial phase  Coordination - Work with district health management teams at each identified site  Minimum package of services for MMC - HCT, STIs, condoms, risk reduction, male reproductive health services, referrals - 38 done thus far as test case - Mpumalanga – 18 th October (provincial launch - November), Gauteng in November

 Staffing and training - Doctors and nurses:12 in Mpumalanga, 8 in Gauteng, more to be trained in the coming weeks: CHAPS - Counsellors 15, 2 social workers, more in the coming weeks  Procurement - disposable kits already ordered - need for >1 supplier  Social mobilisation, communication - Sonke Gender Justice, AIDS Consortium information and advocacy, mass media, strong and dedicated teams  Reporting, Quality assurance - indicators, data collection tools, standards according to draft guidelines

 Good referral system - key entry points and linkages  Communication and social mobilisation - most important in scale up of programme  Collective planning with health facility management - buy-in critical from site stakeholders  Draw from experiences of experts - CHAPS

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