Organizational Structure: He-Men Maternal Health Care & Child Health Care Hospital

Impact: 1. Improved maternal and child health outcomes in the community. 2. Reduced maternal and child mortality rates. 3. Increased access to quality healthcare services for pregnant women and children. 4. Enhanced community awareness and education on maternal and child health.

Outcomes: 1. Increased number of pregnant women receiving antenatal care. 2. Increased number of deliveries attended by skilled healthcare professionals. 3. Decreased number of complications during pregnancy and childbirth. 4. Increased immunization coverage for children. 5. Improved nutrition and growth monitoring for children. 6. Enhanced family planning services and counseling for women. 7. Strengthened referral system for high-risk pregnancies and complicated cases.

Output: 1. Establishment of a well-equipped maternity ward. 2. Recruitment and training of skilled healthcare professionals. 3. Development of a comprehensive antenatal care program. 4. Implementation of a safe delivery and postnatal care protocol. 5. Introduction of immunization services for children. 6. Integration of nutrition and growth monitoring services. 7. Provision of family planning services. 8. Creation of a referral network with other healthcare facilities.

Activities: 1. Renovation and equipping of the maternity ward. 2. Hiring and training of obstetricians, gynecologists, pediatricians, nurses, and midwives. 3. Development of antenatal care guidelines and protocols. 4. Conducting regular antenatal check-ups and providing necessary interventions. 5. Ensuring the availability of skilled birth attendants during deliveries. 6. Providing postnatal care services to mothers and newborns. 7. Organizing immunization campaigns and establishing vaccination schedules. 8. Conducting nutrition assessments and providing counseling on proper feeding practices. 9. Offering family planning counseling and providing contraceptive methods. 10. Establishing partnerships with other healthcare facilities for referrals.

Indicators: 1. Number of pregnant women receiving antenatal care. 2. Percentage of deliveries attended by skilled healthcare professionals. 3. Maternal mortality rate. 4. Neonatal mortality rate. 5. Immunization coverage rate. 6. Percentage of children with proper growth and nutrition. 7. Number of women using family planning methods. 8. Number of successful referrals made.

Means of Verification: 1. Hospital records and registers. 2. Patient surveys and interviews. 3. Immunization records and reports. 4. Growth monitoring charts and assessments. 5. Family planning service utilization data. 6. Referral records and feedback from other healthcare facilities.

Assumptions: 1. Adequate funding and resources are available for the hospital’s operations. 2. The community has a positive attitude towards seeking healthcare services. 3. Skilled healthcare professionals are committed to providing quality care. 4. The hospital has strong partnerships with other healthcare facilities for referrals. 5. There is a supportive regulatory environment for maternal and child health services.