Getting Contraceptives to Health Facilities: 10 Questions for Community-Based Groups to Consider, English Version
The purpose of this guide is to help you plan and implement the process of ensuring a consistent supply of family planning supplies at your service delivery sites, and get contraceptive supplies to your field sites and your health workers. This process requires careful planning, coordination, and overall...
The Christian Community’s Contribution to the Evolution of Community-Based Primary Health Care
The Christian Community’s Contribution to the Evolution of Community-Based Primary Health Care | 2008 | This analysis was produced by Dr. Curtiss Swezy and the CCIH Community Health Working Group and is based on a presentation by Dr. Carl E. Taylor and Dr. John H. Bryant, where these...
The Christian Community’s Contribution to the Evolution of Community-Based Primary Health Care
The Christian Community’s Contribution to the Evolution of Community-Based Primary Health Care | 2008 | This document evolved from a plenary session at the 2008 CCIH Annual Conference in which Dr. Carl Taylor and Dr. John “Jack” Bryant, two veterans of the early Christian experience and the 1978...
CCIH Membership Survey on Family Planning
“Enabling couples to determine the number and timing of pregnancies, including the voluntary use of methods for preventing pregnancy – not including abortion – harmonious with their values and religious beliefs.” In 2008, CCIH’s Board of Directors approved a membership survey to better understand member organizations’ practices and...