SIP trains Facilitators on Core Responsibilities, To Reduce Child Mortality

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The Chairman of SIP Facilitator, and head of training Lydia Selba speaking to journalist on the training said that the 2 day training programme was for the facilitators to enhanced their capacity on Hard Co responsibility. “The training is aimed at enhancing the capacity of Facilitators for a further stepdown of the knowledge to beneficiaries of the soft components on access to healthcare services such as; pre-natal, post – natal and immunization as well as monitoring them to see how they are complying with these activities with the aim of reducing mother and child mortality rate in Plateau state”,

Selba, the head of programs and training series of training for the facilitators has also been done to enhance their performance and carry out their responsibilities also use the opportunity to thank the federal government for the support, because althrough the payment of the cash transfer founds have been made available and is a laudable achievement by the government, and also commended the executive assistant to the governor on SIP Dr Sumaye Hamza for her efforts to made sure more additional local government are added,
The head of training said the programme is one of the most transparent in terms of selection of beneficiaries because the mode of selection is community based devoid of sentiments, be it political, ethnic or religious adding that it was exactly how they generated and processed the Data they are using for the activity.
The desk officer of Lantang North Mr miri jangkan appreciated the serious and sincere commitment of Government towards the program as it has never defaulted in the payment of stipends to beneficiaries,

He also call on the Local Government Chairmen to support the good work the federal government is doing because they are the direct beneficiaries the grass root the people under them are benefiting.
He advised that sensitization training should also be organized for the Council Chairmen for them to know the significant of this activity. And if the Chairmen can contribute 0.5 per cent of their time to this programme, it would greatly enhanced the success achieved so far of bridging the gap between the rich and the poor which is the main target
Rachael Afe Sule, the Desk Officer Jos East said the training was rewarding because it has improved her capacity saying that she would surely stepped it down to beneficiaries of the soft activities in her locality and she call on the public to take advantage of the program to improve their lives, she further said the cooperation is encouraging and the selection process is also done in great way and the communities do and bring the beneficiaries themselves.

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