CRS’ health and social service programs are carried out in partnership with local public, private, and faith-based institutions. CRS uses a systems approach to address the most prevalent health conditions among vulnerable groups, encourage community participation, and ensure sustainability. Because of CRS’ commitment to social justice and equity, we seek to increase access to key services in the most rural, remote, and marginalized communities. Our areas of expertise include: Nutrition, Maternal, newborn and child health, Wellbeing of vulnerable children, Faith-based health system strengthening, Network development and strengthening, HIV care and treatment, Malaria, and Tuberculosis.
For some of the tools and capacity strengthening materials used in increasing Health and Social Services technical capacity, see below.
Resources
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PDF ManualsBecause of their roles as decision makers and heads of household, men play an important role in improving maternal and child health care in their communities. This facilitator's guide focuses on...
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AIDSRelief Nigeria: Strengthening Local Health Networks for Sustainable HIV Care and Treatment
PDF Case StudiesAIDSRelief Nigeria: Strengthening Local Health Networks for Sustainable HIV Care and Treatment
From 2004 to 2012, AIDSRelief Nigeria provided HIV care and treatment to more than 100,000 people through a network of 34 health facilities. During that time, nearly every program activity emphasized... -
CRS Guide to Working with Volunteers
PDF ManualsCRS Guide to Working with Volunteers
Volunteers perform invaluable services in projects across all sectors in which CRS works. Many CRS-supported and partner-implemented projects rely heavily on community volunteers to achieve project... - View all resources in Health and Social Services