Yayasan Project HOPE

REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL:  Local Consultant TB & Mental Health Community Stakeholder Mapping Deadline: Monday, 19 August 2024 1. Project Overview The objective of this project is to conduct a comprehensive mapping of community stakeholders involved in both Tuberculosis (TB) and Mental Health (MH) services in Indonesia. The consultant will identify, analyze, and document community key stakeholders, their roles, relationships, and influence within the context of integrating TB and MH services. This mapping aims to provide critical insights to enhance collaboration, resource allocation, and strategic interventions for integrated TB and MH service delivery at district level in Indonesia. We are looking for the Local Consultant TB & Mental Health Community Stakeholder Mapping who are interested in this endeavor to offer the most cost-effective proposal with methodology, work plan, and budget plan that suit the target deliverable to meet the project goals 2. Duration The Consultant will provide services for a maximum of 25 working days are estimated to include the set of deliverables. 3. Submission Deadline Please send proposal of all materials in one PDF document no later than Monday, 19 August 2024 to procurement.yph@gmail.com with subject: Local Consultant TB & MH Community Stakeholder Mapping: Name of Organization. 4. Further information Please visit:  https://lnkd.in/gkFy8JJG

REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL: Saving Live Health Care Workers Program Evaluation Consultant   Deadline: Sunday, 18 August 2024 1. Introduction Yayasan Project HOPE will engage a third-party contractor to undertake an endline program evaluation for the purpose of assessing if IPC and mental health practices established through the program trainings/events were sustained as well as beneficiary perspectives surrounding the types of program interventions provided. This will be conducted through a mixed-methods evaluation of the program’s IPC and mental health interventions in 15 districts across six provinces. The results will be used to inform the follow-on program’s interventions through increased understanding of which interventions were useful for participants and effective for improving IPC practices. We are looking for the Saving Live Health Care Workers Program Evaluation Consultant who are interested in this endeavor to offer the most cost-effective proposal with methodology, work plan, and budget plan that suit the target deliverable and evaluation to meet the project goals 2. Duration The Consultant will provide services for a maximum of 33 working days are estimated to include the set of deliverables. 3. Submission Deadline Please send proposal of all materials in one PDF document no later than Sunday, 18 August 2024 to: procurement.yph@gmail.com with subject: Consultant: Saving Live Health Care Workers Program Evaluation. 4. Further information Please visit:  https://lnkd.in/gmwmeiF9

🌟 Highlights from APSIC 2024! 🌟 We are thrilled to share the incredible success of Yayasan Project HOPE's symposium at the Asia Pacific Society of Infection Control (APSIC) event. Titled "Enhancing Infection Prevention and Control Using Evidence-Based Practices," our presentation showcased significant advancements in improving infection prevention and control (IPC) across Indonesian healthcare facilities. The symposium began with Alia Hartanti setting the stage as the moderator, skillfully guiding the discussions and ensuring a seamless flow of insights. The first speaker, Cheyenne Smith, captivated the audience with an engaging overview of our project titled "Saving Lives of Healthcare Workers Program". She emphasized the utilization of the WHO IPC Assessment Framework (IPCAF) in targeted health facilities, detailing the significant improvements in IPCAF scores that have been achieved through our initiatives. Following Cheyenne, Shanty Pawanti took the floor to present her comprehensive analysis on "The Systems Environment: Regulatory, Budgetary, and Surveillance Needs and Challenges Hindering Effective Reporting of Healthcare-Associated Infections (HAIs) in Indonesian Hospitals". Her qualitative analysis shed light on the critical barriers and proposed practical solutions, resonating deeply with the audience and highlighting the systemic challenges that need to be addressed. Our symposium highlighted key accomplishments, including the comprehensive assessment of IPC practices in hospitals and puskesmas, impressive improvements in IPC scores, and the successful implementation of evidence-based practices to reduce infection transmission. We also identified significant regulatory, budgetary, and surveillance challenges that hinder effective reporting of healthcare-associated infections. We extend our heartfelt thanks to APSIC and INASIC for providing a platform to share our work and to all attendees for their support and engagement. Together, let's continue to build a safer and healthier future! Infection Prevention Control Protects You, Your Co-Workers, Your Patients, and Your Community 🌎💙 Alia Hartanti, Shanty Pawanti, Cheyenne Smith, Tengku Vriska Adelia Putri Rezi Perdana, Siti Nurhasanah, Indra Arizi, Roos Ivone margaretha #APSIC2024 #InfectionPreventionandControl #IPC #Healthcareworkers #PublicHealth #YayasanProjectHOPE #ProjectHope #NGO

Empowering Expectant Mothers Through Mental Health Support "As a midwife trained by Yayasan Project HOPE in the PINTAR project, I'm deeply passionate about holistic care for pregnant women. It's a privilege to not only provide medical guidance but also address the crucial aspect of mental well-being," says Wiwin Rohmawati, Pelopor Midwife from Klaten District. In collaboration with Indonesian Midwife Association from Klaten District Branch, Bantul District Branch and Bandung City Branch, all together with support from District Health Offices from these three districts and city, we're facilitating mental health support groups that create a safe haven for expectant mothers. These groups foster connection, understanding, and empowerment, reminding us that a healthy pregnancy encompasses both physical and emotional well-being. PINTAR (Program Ibu Indonesia Tangguh dan Sehat Raga), implemented in Bantul, Klaten, and Bandung City since June 2022, is a two-year project dedicated to improving access to mental health and psychosocial support (MHPSS) services for these women. To date, 1785 health care workers (midwives, nurses, doctors) and cadres have been trained by Yayasan Project HOPE on Maternal Mental Health. One of our key initiatives is integrating peer support activities into existing Pregnant Mother Classes at the Puskesmas (community health center) level. This innovative approach fosters a safe and supportive environment where women can connect, share experiences, and build resilience together. The recent mental health support group, posted by Bidan (Midwife) Wiwin in her Instagram, is a shining example of PINTAR's impact. Witnessing the strength and camaraderie among these women reaffirms the importance of addressing both physical and emotional well-being during this transformative journey. PINTAR is made possible with the generous support of Give2Asia, Johnson & Johnson Foundation, and Project HOPE. A special shoutout to the dedicated YPH team, Dimas T., and Avie Adriansyah, for their tireless efforts in bringing this vital program to life. #MaternalMentalHealth #Midwifery #ProjectHOPE #PINTARProject #PrenatalCare #PostpartumCare

🌟 Exciting News from APSIC! 🌟 Yayasan Project HOPE is thrilled to announce our participation in the International Conference for Asia Pacific Society of Infection Control (APSIC). As the only NGO at APSIC focusing on enhancing healthcare workers' capacity with IPC knowledge, we are committed to making a significant impact in the healthcare sector. We were honored to welcome the President of APSIC, Prof. Dr. Ling Moi Lin, MBBS, FRCPA, CPHQ, MBA and the Chairperson of INASIC, Prof. Dr. dr. Hindra Irawan Satari, Sp.A, Sub.IPT, MtropPaed, to our booth. Both leaders expressed their strong support and appreciation for the tremendous impact our efforts have on the community. Their acknowledgement underscores the importance of our mission and the critical role of IPC in saving lives and protecting communities. At Yayasan Project HOPE, we are dedicated to:  - Improving the skills and knowledge of healthcare workers. - Promoting best practices in infection prevention and control. - Ensuring a safer environment for patients, healthcare workers, and the broader community. Join us in our mission to saving lives of healthcare workers through Infection Prevention Control! Infection Prevention Control Protects You, Your Co-Workers, Your Patients, and Your Community🌍💙 Alia Hartanti Shanty Pawanti Cheyenne Smith Tengku Vriska Adelia Putri Rezi Perdana Siti Nurhasanah Indra Arizi #APSIC2024 #InfectionPrevention #Healthcare #YayasanProjectHOPE #NGO #HealthcareWorkers #IPC

Empowering Midwives in Klaten: A Success Story Yayasan Project HOPE is thrilled to share the outstanding results of our recent PINTAR Midwives Training in Klaten District! Building on the success of our previous four trainings in this district, these two new batches, held from June 24-27, focused on maternal mental health and were the first to be registered through the innovative Plataran Sehat platform. The impact was undeniable: a remarkable 91.5% increase in knowledge across all 60 participants, with every single midwife in these two batches demonstrating significant improvement. These results highlight the effectiveness of our training program and the dedication of the midwives to enhancing their skills. But it's not just about the numbers. The passion and enthusiasm displayed by the midwives throughout the training were truly inspiring. Their commitment to providing exceptional care for mothers and babies in Klaten is at the heart of Yayasan Project HOPE's mission. We extend our deepest gratitude to our partners at the Klaten District Health Office, IBI Klaten, the PELOPOR Midwives who were involved from the beginning in developing the training materials, organizing and delivering the training, Dr. dr. Warih Andan Puspitosari, M.Kes., Sp.KJ(K) as the expert trainer, and Plataran Sehat for their invaluable support in making this training a resounding success. This event was made possible with support from Give2Asia, Johnson & Johnson Foundation, and Project HOPE. A special thanks to the YPH team for their hard work and dedication: Dimas T., avie adriansyah, Noovy Sahetapy, Herry Sunardjo, Christine Batubara, Dimiyati, Tiurmaida Silitonga, Hana Hutabarat, and andi P. Prawisuda. Stay connected with Yayasan Project HOPE as we continue to empower midwives and champion maternal mental health across Indonesia! #YayasanProjectHOPE #MaternalMentalHealth #Midwives #Klaten #Indonesia

We are seeking a Maternal Mental Health Program Final Evaluation Consultant who is interested in providing a cost-effective proposal. The proposal should include: - Methodology/approaches - Work plan - Schedule of training/sessions - Budget plan These components should align with the target deliverables and evaluation to meet the project goals. Duration The Consultant will provide services for a maximum of 38 working days, covering the set of deliverables. Submission Deadline Please submit your proposal, including all materials in one PDF document, via email with the subject "Consultant: Maternal Mental Health Program Final Evaluation" to procurement.yph@gmail.com no later than Friday, 19 July 2024. Further information Please visit: https://lnkd.in/g57-vdmH

We are looking for the Maternal and Neonatal Health Program Evaluation Consultant who are interested in this endeavor to offer the most cost-effective proposal with methodology/approaches, work plan, schedule of training/sessions, and budget plan that suit the target deliverable and evaluation to meet the project goals Duration The Consultant will provide services for a maximum of 24 working days are estimated to include the set of deliverables. Submission Deadline Please send proposal of all materials in one PDF document via email with subject “Consultant: Maternal & Neonatal Health Program Evaluation” to procurement.yph@gmail.com no later than Thursday, 4 July 2024. Further information Please visit: https://lnkd.in/gFdcxrx6

Yayasan Project HOPE is looking for a Monitoring & Evaluation Specialist (MES). This position will be a part of the USAID TB Mind Asia Project team. Further information please visit https://bit.ly/4cosbkZ or scan the barcode. 

Project HOPE seeks a Technical Director (TD) for upcoming USAID Maternal and Newborn Health (MNH) Flagship project in Indonesia. Further information please visit https://bit.ly/4bZ9lAI or scan the barcode.