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Report for Special Trip to Lower Jimi in Jiwaka Province Report for Special Trip to Lower Jimi in Jiwaka th nd Province (27 November -02 December, 2017) By: Jiwaka Students and Graduates Association Inc. th 27 of December, 2017 1 To: The Sponsors Dear Sir/Madam REF: Word of Appreciation and Acknowledgement Jiwaka Student and Graduate Association (JSAGA) executives would like to thank you all for your contributions towards a special trip taken by the JSAGA to Lower Jimi LLG in Jimi District, Jiwaka Province in December, 2017. The trip was purposely planned to do medical and gospel outreach and also conduct baseline survey in the area. It was successfully accomplished as planned through the support from you, the Individual’s contribution in cash or kind. Thus, JSAGA really appreciate and acknowledged your support towards the trip to reach the unreached and forgotten people of Lower Jimi. Below is the full report for the trip and the baseline survey assessment. Once again, thank you for your contribution towards the association and we are looking forward to work in collaboration to reach the unreached. Our Mighty God continues to bless you all. Jonah Anton JSAGA – President 2 1. Background Jiwaka Student and Graduate Association (JSAGA) is an organization initiated by the Jiwaka tertiary students and graduates in 2013. The vision for the association is to see Jiwaka prosper through Godly principles and the aim/goal is to build Jiwaka Province with Godly Intellectuals in the near future. The objective of the organization is to build Jiwaka intellectuals with Godly principles. The association was initiated to work in partner with students and graduates to develop quality and God fearing human resources of Jiwaka Province. The association is also aimed at providing aid and support to remote parts of Jiwaka Province. The major activities for the organization are: 1. Organizing Student Fellowship (Jiwaka Students Fellowship) in tertiary institutions in Papua New Guinea and Secondary/high schools in Jiwaka province. 2. Christmas Outreach; Special trip to remote areas (rural health outreach, baseline survey and gospel outreach), Secondary/high school outreach/awareness and general Students and Graduates Convention. Jiwaka Students Fellowship First started in UPNG in 2009, Jiwaka Students Fellowship is a bit unique from other church groups in any institution in the country. It comprises of Jiwaka students, staff and interested individuals of all denominations coming together every Thursday to have fellowship as well as attend other organized activities like seminars, workshops, coaching and counselling. Having its own structure and administration, the Executives take charge of the small organization every year, passing the leadership roles to new young leaders as they move on. JSF keeps the young elites of Jiwaka united, bonded and have mutual understanding of one another. This is to ensure that they can work together in the future to develop their young province. Every end of the year, loyal members of JSF receive certificates in recognition for their participation plus references coming the time when registered members of the Fellowship group graduate or finish their tertiary education in the institution. In terms of projects, the Jiwaka Students Fellowship is one of the major projects of Jiwaka Students and Graduates Association Inc. Every year, tertiary students are prepared so they are ready to enter work force with moral values and principles which are the most important things in a person’s lives which many families and schools fail to instil. The JSF continues to groom them until they graduate not only with a degree or diploma certificate, but with the principles and virtues of life. We believe in changing our Nation by building and changing the younger generation starting in our home, our province, Jiwaka. Christmas Outreach Commenced in 2013 and continued to 2014. Special trips were made to the Upper Jimi LLG (Kol High School) in 2013 and East Kambia in 2014 with medical supplies. This year’s (2017) trip was planned for Lower Jimi LLG and this mission was successfully accomplished and below is the report for the trip. The objective of the trip was to conduct medical examination and distribution of medical supplies, conduct baseline survey and spiritual outreach. Prior to the trip, there were three meetings conducted at Banz St. Anslem Primary School to discuss the trip and convention (2017 Jiwaka Students and Graduates Convention). The trip was well planned and executed by the selected team. Table below are the names and designation of the team that toured Lower Jimi. Table 1: Names and designation of the students and graduates toured Lower Jimi. Name Designationwith Highest qualification Current status JSAGA Michael Awaliye Secretary Degree from UPNG Team leader for the trip Michael Peter Treasure Degree from Unitech Assistance team leader Mark Yeli Member Gr. 12 Certificate AC school teacher Philip Kombikun Member Diploma in Nursing Completed nursing study Ephraim Opo Member Certificate in CHW Completed CHW training Steven Milamb Security Gr. 12 certificate DODL study (Up-grade) Stanley Jimmy Member Gr. 12 certificate Student at Unitech Jenny Kombuk Female executive Gr. 12 certificate WorkingatKudjip Nazarene Hospital Gabriel Moli Member Gr. 12 certificate Pastor 3 2. Itinerary Monday 27/11/17 - 1:00pm: Departed Banz town for Lower Jimi (Injim) via PMV and arrived at Injim at 7:00pm. Climbed Mt. Kombiyai for 4 hours and arrived at 11:00pm with medical supplies. Tuesday 28/11/17- 6am: Walked from Konbiyai to Kuatsekumb village via Mengik village for almost 5 hours. 11 am - Walked 5 hours to Tsewgai village which is located at the border of Jiwaka and Madang Province. Wednesday, 28/11/17 – Conducted medical examination and treatments, survey questionnaires and outreach at Tsewgai village market. Thursday, 30/11/17: 6am – 4pm; Walked from Tsewgai to Koinambe Friday.01/12/17- 7am: Continued with medical treatment and awareness. Saturday, 02/12/17 - 4am – 1pm: Travelled back to Banz via PMV. 3. Major Events and Activities Monday, 27/11/2017: Travelled from Banz to Injim (Lower Jimi). The team met at Banz town and collected medical supplies from Kudjip Nazarene Hospital organized by Chris Moses (Nursing officer) and Naomi Vinivan (Nursing Student) and also from Tari General Hospital organized by Billy Kapi (Nursing officer). JSAGA Nursing officers trained the touring team at Banz St. Anslem Primary School. The trip was funded by Mr. Peter Awa. Team left for Lower Jimi (Injim) at 1:00pm and arrived at Injim 7:00pm via PMV open back Toyota Land Cruiser (Fig. 1). They climbed Mt. Kombiyai (Fig. 1) at 7:30pm and arrived at the top at 11:30pm and overnight. Figure 1: Team travelling to Lower Jimi LLG (Injim) and climbing Mt. Kombiyai Tuesday, 28/11/2017: Awareness/outreach and distributed medical supplies at Kombiyai, Mengik and Kuatsekumb 4 The village councilor and leaders sent out message to the community and organized the villagers for the team to carry out their activities. The medical officers from the team conducted medical examination and provided treatments to the patients while others conducted gospel outreach and survey questionnaires at Mt. Kombiyai (Figure 2). They then walked 3 hours from Kombiyai to Mengik village and conducted the same activities. After completing Mengik, they walked another 2hours to the next village Kuatsekumb and continued with dissemination of medical supplies, outreach and conducted survey (Fig. 2). They walked further 5 hours and overnight at Tsewgai. Figure 2: Medical supply distribution andconducting questionnaire survey at Kuatsekumb Wednesday, 29/11/2017: Awareness, outreach and treatments at Tsewgai Village The councilor and village leaders at Tsewgai send out massages early in the morning and gathered the community at Tsewgai rundown aid post where medical supplies were distributed. The team also conducted educational awareness, gospel outreach and conducted survey questionnaires (Fig. 3). They overnight at Tsewgai. Figure 3: Conducting medical examination, distributing of supplies, awareness/outreach and survey questionnaires at Tsewgai rundown aid post. 5 Thursday, 30/11/2017: Walked to Koinabe Thursday morning, they walked all day from Tsewgai at 6:00am and arrived at Koinabe around 4:00pm (Fig. 4). The medical outreach and survey questionnaires were not conducted that day. Only spiritual outreach was done in the night. Figure 4: All day walking from Tsewgai to Koinabe Friday, 01/12/2017: Awareness, outreach and conduct medical treatments at Koinabe They did gospel outreach, conducted survey questionnaires, distributed medical supplies and examined patients all day at Koinabe (Fig. 5). Treated the patients and gave them medical supplies with the words of prayer. They had discussions with the councilor and village leaders on the issues/challengers of this community and overnight at Koinabe. Figure 5: Preparation for treatment and a primary school at Koinambe Station. Saturday, 02/12/2017: Travelled back to Banz 6 By 4am, the team got on a PMV (Toyota Lands Cruiser) at Koinabe Station and travelled back to Banz and arrived at 1:00pm.The team met with the JSAGA president (Mr. Jonah Anton) and planned for the next activities which were the gospel outreach and awareness on convention at the main centers of Jiwaka Province. 4. Key Assessment from Baseline Survey The trip planned was successfully accomplished and the situations on the ground were assessed. The assessments were done on: Health services and infrastructure Education services and infrastructure Road infrastructure Agriculture and economic Survey questionnaires were conducted by the JSAGA team in groups in various communities visited lead by Michael Peter. The acquired feedbacks from the questionnaires were recorded. Below are the findings/results from the survey and assessment: 4.1. Health Assessment Health infrastructure assessment Total of 18 health centers/community aid posts in Lower Jimi LLG. 14 of them were rundown and 4 are currently operating. There were total of four staffs (a staff for each facility) in Lower Jimi LLG.
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