2010 ANNUAL REPORT OF PROMOTING REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH OF MIGRANT POPULATION PROJECT

2010 ANNUAL REPORT OF PROMOTING REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH OF MIGRANT POPULATION PROJECT

PRESENTED BY

XINTU CENTER FOR COMMUNITY HEALTH PROMOTION, SHANGHAI JANUARY–DECEMBER 2010

New Citizen Life Center organized 2500 migrant women to take a free gynecological health screening at Sanlin Town, Pudong District, Shanghai in June 2010.

Index I. Executive Summary........................................................................................................ 4 II. Achievements and Outcomes........................................................................................... 5 1. Strengthening Supportive Community Network........................................................... 6 (1) Strengthening Community Network in Pudong District........................................ 6 (2) Exploring Community Network in Minhang & Huangpu Districts....................... 10 2. Capacity Building of the Management Team............................................................. 12 (1) Capacity Building of Project Staff................................................................... 12 (2) Capacity Building of NCLC Management Team ............................................... 17 3. Trainings of and Field Work by Community Health Field Workers............................... 18 (1) Green Harbour Domestic Violence Prevention Project....................................... 18 (2) Good Lucky Mums Maternal Health Promotion Project..................................... 21 (3) Harmonious Family HIV/AIDS Prevention Project ........................................... 23 (4) Beautiful Women Unwanted Pregnancy Prevention Project................................ 25 (5) Adjustment to City Life Project....................................................................... 26 4. Community Days/Campaigns.................................................................................. 28 (1) Unlimited Love Community Day .................................................................... 28 (2) Wise Women, Beautiful Women Community Campaign ..................................... 29 (3) My Stage, Myself Community Day ................................................................. 32 (4) I Love Expo, I Love My Home Community Day............................................... 34 (5) Happy Children’s Festival Community Day...................................................... 35 (6) Happy Fathers’Festival Community Day ......................................................... 37 (7) World Population Day Campaign .................................................................... 38 (8) New Citizen Community Day......................................................................... 41 (9) Moon Festival Community Day ...................................................................... 41 (10) World Men’s Health Campaign ..................................................................... 42 (11) Anti Domestic Violence Campaign ................................................................ 44 (12) World AIDS Day Campaign ......................................................................... 45 (13) World Migrants Day Campaign ..................................................................... 46 5. Gynecological Health Screening & Children Immunization ........................................ 49 (1) Gynecological Health Screening ..................................................................... 49 (2) Children’s Measles Immunization ................................................................... 51 6. Material Development............................................................................................ 52 (1) Health Education Handbooks/ Guides .............................................................. 52 (2) New Citizen Life Guide/ Newspaper ............................................................... 53 (3) Posters/Banner/Boards/Boxes ......................................................................... 53 (4) Health Education Leaflets and Gift Sets........................................................... 54 (5) Project Promotion Materials ........................................................................... 56 7. Project Promotion and Advocacy............................................................................. 57 (1) District Level Promotion and Advocacy........................................................... 57 (2) Municipal Level Promotion and Advocacy....................................................... 59 (3) National Level Promotion and Advocacy......................................................... 61 (4) Global Level Promotion and Advocacy............................................................ 65 (5) NCLC Website & Blog .................................................................................. 65

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(6) Media Coverage ........................................................................................... 66 (7) Awards ........................................................................................................ 67 III. Workplan of 2011 ....................................................................................................... 68

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“More and more volunteers from the migrant community and the society joined a variety of activities at NCLC. More and more kids and parents love the Center. I do hope we’ll work together to promote the migrant’ s health and social inclusion.”

-----Yi Liying, NCLC Director, a migrant woman from Inner Mongolia

I. Executive Summary

This annual report describes the progress and outcomes of Promoting Reproductive Health of Migrant Population Project (referred to as the Project hereafter) during January-December 2010.

With the Project’ s aim of promoting migrants’ reproductive health in the target community through developing community mutual support and community services which facilitate positive behavior change, the Project focused on 2010’ s theme of Knowing, Caring & Understanding by strengthening the social support network for migrants in Sanlin Town, exploring partnership with two other communities in Shanghai in order to set up resource centers/outreach stations and expand project activities, building capacity of workforce, as well as promoting the project to district, munic ipal, national, and global level.

As an integrated health promotion program, the Project had wider impact during the year of 2010.

Multiple government departments, media as well as volunteers within and outside the local community paid more attention to health rights and needs of migrants.

It should be noted that due to 2010 World Expo held in Shanghai and the local government policy which prioritized old people’s health promotion in 2010, the set-up of resource centers/outreach stations including the one in Huangpu District were delayed into the year of 2011. However, the workshops and community days were successfully held in three communities as scheduled.

All the materials developed during January-December 2010 are available in separate attachments.

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“I remembered that when I first came to NCLC, many migrant women were learning how to prevent HIV/AIDS. It was very interesting and brought a lot of help to our daily life. ” -----Gui Qingqing, NCLC community health field worker, a migrant woman from Jiangsu

II. Achievements and Outcomes

During January-December 2010, we completed the following 6 main tasks: ü Strengthening supportive community network; ü Capacity building of workforce ü Community days/campaigns; ü Health screening & immunization; ü Health education material development; ü Program promotion &advocacy.

The major outcomes of the year of 2010 include: ü 2 million people informed on migrant health rights and needs; ü 60,000 migrants educated on reproductive health knowledge and skills; ü 20,500 people joined community days/campaigns; ü 16,575 migrants received face-to-face services; ü 2,500 migrant women received free gynecological health screening; ü 1,000 migrant children received free measles immunization; ü 500 officials and professionals informed on the program information; ü 128 migrant group activities organized; ü 102 migrants received long-distance services; ü 13 community days/campaigns organized; ü 2 awards received by GSK and Xintu; ü An effective work model is set up.

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1. Strengthening Supportive Community Network As 2009 is a fruitful year with the successful set-up of NCLC, in 2010 the project team focused on strengthening supportive community network in order to mobiliz e multiple resources to provide sustainable support for the health promotion of migrants. Meanwhile, the project team expanded project activities to two other communities in Shanghai in order to benefit more migrants as well as promote the Project.

(1) Strengthening Community Network in Pudong District

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The Second NCLC Community Committee Meeting

NCLC extended its core coverage area in Pudong from 1 village to 5 villages in 2010 thus served a population of 80,000 migrants. The support from the local government and leaders from nearby villages are essential for the growth of NCLC. The second NCLC Community committee meeting was held on April 12 and the outcomes are as follows: ü 10 participants attended the meeting, including 2 town government officers and 5 village leaders; ü Participants praised that NCLC as a resource platform leading social progress. The Project not only raised the self –protection awareness of the migrants but also promoted their social inclusion; ü Participants strongly supported that service extension to 5 nearby villages which helped the local government and village committee staff to implement their work such as disease prevention and family planning. Utilizing the existing town-village-team network and mobilize the women leaders at village committees will be a good way to promote NCLC brand name; ü Participants agreed that 5 village leaders to become new NCLC community committee 6

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members who will guide the direction of NCLC and offer suggestions; Participants revised 2010 regulations of NCLC community committee

l Community Women Leaders Meeting As an action to respond to the suggestions from the second NCLC Community committee meeting, a meeting of women leaders from 5 villages was held on April 19. The outcomes are as follows: ü 8 participants attended the meeting, including 5 women leaders from 5 villages; ü Participants believed that organizing migrants and providing services through NCLC is a very effective way to reach and help the marginalized people; ü Participants agreed that they would mobilize their resources to disseminate community health field workers recruitment notices to their villages; ü Participants pointed out the challenges during their work and hope NCLC will collaborate with each village to solve them gradually: giving birth at very early age; raising more kids than the numbers allowed the family planning law; gender discrimination against girls; traffic safety of migrant kids etc. ü Participants thought meeting regularly with each other is a good way to promote working skills and increase the impact of NCLC. All agreed that this meeting would be held quarterly. l

Sanlin Town Government Field Research Meeting

As a model of migrant community’s self governing and mutual help organization, NCLC was a field research site for Sanlin Town government. On July 29, 2010, the governor of Sanlin town had a meeting with the Project staff and NCLC leaders. The outcomes are as following: ü 15 participants attended the meeting, including 7 government officers from Sanlin Town, 5 staff members of Xintu and 3 migrant women leaders; ü Participants shared their working experience and lessons at NCLC; ü The governor and other officers highly praised NCLC model and promised to give more support afterwards. l

Community Health Mentors Meeting

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With the smooth implementation of the Project, more and more health professionals from the local communities volunteered to join the health mentors’team to provide support for NCLC. On August 3, 2010, we organized a community health mentor’s meeting and the outcomes are as follows: ü 22 participants attended the meeting, including 12 health professional from local hospitals, 5 staff members, 2 interns from Xintu and 3 migrant women leaders; ü Health mentors got to know the operation model of NCLC and applied for different projects according to their expertise; ü Participants shared their understandings of different roles of health mentors, community health field workers and project staff. l

Sanlin Town Migrants’Maternal Health Meeting

On August 5, a migrants’maternal health meeting was held at Sanlin Town Community Hospital.

The outcomes are as follows:

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A partner relationship was set up between NCLC and Sanlin Town Community Hospital in regard of migrants’maternal health; 15 participants attended the meeting, including 1 government officer from Sanlin, 5 leaders from the community hospital, 3 staff members of Xintu and 6 migrant women field workers; Participants identified each other ’ s strengths and roles in mobilizing the migrants to take care of their maternal health.

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(2) Exploring Community Network in Minhang & Huangpu Districts l

Set-up of Minhang Resource Center/Outreach Station

As Minhang is a suburb district with over 1 million migrants, the project team conducted a quick assessment of Minhang industria l area and set up a resource center/outreach station in a migrant children’s school. The outcomes are as following: ü A baseline research report titled “Living Elsewhere”was produced after over 30 interviews of migrants and observations of the community were conducted; ü A migrant school headmaster was trained as Minhang resource center leader and she received four NCLC trainings; ü A team of 10 migrant women volunteers was set up and organized four community days on maternal and children health, social inclusion to sensitiz e the community； ü

An opening ceremony was held on November 27, 2010 with over 200 participants.

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Preparation of Xinzhuang Industrial Zone Resource Center/Outreach Station

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There are about 6,000 migrant workers between the years of 19 and 38 living in the dorm area of Xinzhuang Industrial Zone in Minhang District. The project team set up the initial partnership with the Xinzhuang Industrial Zone. The outcomes are as following: ü A migrant woman was identified as a migrant community woman leader at the Xinzhuang resource center and she received four NCLC trainings; ü A team of 10 migrant workers was set up and organized two community days on men’ s health and HIV/AIDS prevention to sensitize the community. l

Preparation of Huangpu Resource Center/Outreach Station

Huangpu, where GSK China Shanghai Office is located in, as a central district in Shanghai has a very different situation from Pudong and Minhang. It has 890,000 migrants which also counted almost half of the total population. Xintu established the partnership with the local government and Waitan Sub-district was recommended to be a project site. The project team conducted a quick assessment of Waitan Community, Minhang District. As 2010’ s priority for Waitan Community is old people’s health promotion, the local government put migrant people’s health promotion as the priority of 2011. The outcomes are as following: ü 5 interviews of government officers and 12 migrants were conducted; ü A migrant leader was identified as at the Minhang resource center and he joined NCLC trainings twice; ü A team of 7 migrant volunteers was set up and organized three community days on men’s health, domestic violence prevention and HIV/AIDS Prevention to sensitize the community.

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2. Capacity Building of the Management Team Capacity building of the Project management team is the prerequisite of the success of the Project.

Only through capacity building of the staff and community leaders, they are empowered to support the community members to identify the health problems and solve them.

(1) Capacity Building of Project Staff The capacity of project staff determines the quality and depth of the Project. Xintu organized/attended 8 capacity building trainings for the staff on a series of topics in regard of the Project. l

Material Development Training

On March 30, Dr. Cen Shuyuan from Shanghai Family Planning Center offered a training on material development. As a reproductive health promotion and health education material development expert, Dr. Cen shared his experience in developing appropriate health education materials with the project staff and interns. The outcomes are as follows: 端 10 participants attended the meeting, including 4 staff from Xintu and 5 interns and volunteers; 端 Participants identified the steps of developing health education materials; 端 Participants discussed the challenges during developing mater ials for migrants; l

Community Assessment Training

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Community assessment training was held on April 19. The outcomes are as follows: 端 8 participants attended the meeting, including 4 staff from Xintu and 4 staff from partner NGOs; 端 Participants discussed the strengths and weaknesses of the community assessment they currently used; 端 Participants agreed that the principles of community assessment included specific objectives, community assets based, community participation, partnership building, monitoring and guidance etc.; 端 Participants identified the core community, outreach community and background community in multiple projects. l

Communication Skills in Community Work Training

On April 24, Professor Yang Ping from STD Center of China CDC offered a training on communication skills in community work. As a well-known behavior change expert, Professor Yang shared her rich experience in community work with the project staff and interns. The outcomes are as follows:

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10 participants attended the meeting, including 6 staff and 4 interns from Xintu; Participants identified the functions of community health field workers and the requirements of being a good community health worker; Participants grasped the key elements of effective communication including posture, distance, attitude, tone etc.

Partnership Building Training

Partnership building training was held on June 8. The outcomes are as follows: ü 13 participants attended the meeting, including 4 staff and 4 interns from Xintu, 5 staff from partner NGOs; ü Participants identified the cycle elements of community health promotion including community assessment, partnership building, develop and implement plan, capacity building of community workforce, recording community change, develop a long time community development plan. ü Participants agreed the a comprehensive definition of community is the relationship between environment, people and organizations; ü Participants practic es the process of identifying resources, needs and participation methods for different stakeholders in multiple projects; ü Participants developed core principles in partnership building: communication, cooperation, and transparency. l

Project Management Training

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On October 30, Mr. Wan Shaoping from Sichuan Province Dermatological/STDs Research Institute offered a training on health project management. As a well-known HIV/AIDS prevention expert and experienced international program director, Mr. Wan shared his rich experience in health project management. The outcomes are as follows: ü 11 participants attended the meeting, including 6 staff and 2 interns from Xintu and 3 staff from other NGOs; ü Participants identified key elements of project management including plan, progress control, resource allocation and cost performance; ü Participants learned effective documentation and monitoring tools for health projects. l

Designing Community Health Activities Training

On November 11, Professor Yang Ping from STD Center of China CDC offered a training on designing community health activities. Professor Yang not only shared her rich experience but also involved the participants into in a large amount of exercises of designing the community health activities. The outcomes are as follows: ü 10 participants attended the meeting, including 6 staff ,2 interns from Xintu and 2 community leaders; ü Participants grasped the key elements of a community health activity including the target population, the key information and the media; ü Participants designed a variety of community health activities with specific objectives, target groups, analysis of the l

Informal Health Services Training

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On December 7, an informal health services training was held at Sanlin NCLC. The outcomes are as follows: ü 6 participants attended the meeting, including 5 staff and 1 intern from Xintu; ü Participants discussed their understanding of informal health services and current service categories at NCLC; ü Participants drafted the steps of different services at NCLC and explored the potential training needs of community health field workers. l

Cooperation between NGOs and Businesses Training

On December 21, Xintu staff joined a training on cooperation between NGOs and businesses held by a local capacity building NGO in Shanghai. The outcomes are as follows: ü 3 staff members from Xintu joined the meeting with over 20 other participants from different NGOs; ü Participants discussed five topics including why businesses did philanthropy, why businesses cooperate with NGOs, why NGOS cooperate with businesses, the challenges during the cooperation, how to set up partnership.

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(2) Capacity Building of NCLC Management Team Leaders among community health field workers also function as the management team to be in charge of NCLC operation. The team received trainings in order to get to know the spirit of NCLC and operate NCLC smoothly. The interaction of teams in different communities is also important.

A series of courses is under development. The outcomes are as follows: Time

Topic

Location

Activities

April 3 April 10

Get to Know NCLC Basic Operation of NCLC

Pudong Pudong

1 Training 1 Training

Number of Participants 25 28

April 17

Monthly Summary Pudong meeting Get to Know Pudong Etiquette Monthly Summary Pudong meeting

1 workshop

28

1 Training

26

1 workshop

25

June 10

Get to Teamwork

1 Training

30

June 26

Monthly Summary Pudong meeting Monthly Summary Pudong meeting New Members Pudong Orientation

1 workshop

28

1 workshop

25

1 training

10

Sept 10

Monthly Summary meeting

Huangpu

1 workshop

20

Oct 10

Monthly Summary meeting Visit Sanlin NCLC

Minhang

1 workshop

20

Huangpu

1 visit

5

Nov. 6

Monthly Summary meeting

Pudong, Minhang, Huangpu

3 workshops

50

Dec. 22

Monthly Summary meeting

Pudong, Minhang, Huangpu

3 workshops

50

18

370

May 10 May 22

August 7 Sept. 6

Oct 13

Total

Know Pudong

Educational Materials 1 leaflet 1 leaflet

1 ppt, video

1

1 leaflet

1 leaflet

6

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3. Trainings of and Field Work by Community Health Field Workers By end of 2010, the community workforce was set up in three communities. At Sanlin Center in Pudong, the team was composed of 40 active migrant women from 5 villages who were willing to learn and disseminate health information and skills. In Minhang, about 10 migrant women and 10 migrant young workers were recruited as the community health field workers. In Huangpu, 7 migrant men and women were recruited. The essential phase of the Project is building the capacity of the community health workers who will have impact on more people in the migrant community and gradually bring about behavior change as well as community development.

The trainings of the following core projects targeted specifically community health field workers.

After each training, they brought education toolkits to the community to do outreach work by disseminating education materials, organizing group workshops, trainings, one-to-one consultations, games etc. for their colleagues, neighbors, or friends. During January-December 2010, 128 activities were organized, 16575 migrants received face-to-face services, and 102 received long-distance services. The details are as follows

(1) Green Harbour Domestic Violence Prevention Project

The project supported women in migrant communities to enhance self-protection awareness and receive multi skill trainings in interactive workshops focusing on domestic violence prevention and effective communication. A series of courses on reproductive health and the first multi-media training material on domestic violence prevention in China was produced. During January-December 2010, the project team organized the 29 activities and 3627 migrants received face-to-face services. The outcomes are as follows: Time

Topic

Location

Activities

January-March

Domestic Violence Survey

Pudong

January 31

History

of Pudong

1 Survey

Number of Participants 100

Educational Materials 1 Survey

1Film Screening

24

1 film

18

March 10

Anti-Domestic Violence in China Wise Wives Pudong Competition

1 Game

50

1 leaflet 1 leaflet 1 leaflet 1 PPT; DVD; 3leaflets

May 11 May 16 May 15

Want Boy or Girl? Pudong How many kids?

Pudong What is Domestic Pudong violence?

1 workshop 1 workshop 1 training

30 30 30

May 15-31

Outreach training

Pudong

1 Outreach

500

May 16

Couple relationship Consultation

Pudong

1 Consultation

40

May 31

Harms by domestic violence

Pudong

1 training

30

May 15-31

Outreach training Why men women?

after

Pudong

Outreach

500

hurt

Pudong

1 training

30

June 17-30

Outreach training

after

Pudong

Outreach

500

1 PPT; 1 DVD; 3 leaflets Handbook

June 21

Good family Pudong environment for kids

1 workshop

30

1 leaflet

June 28

Being an effective Pudong Parent

1 workshop

30

1 leaflet

July 10

Outreach after training What we do with domestic violence?

How to Communicate with Children Couple Relationship Improvement

Pudong

1 Outreach

300

1 leaflet

Pudong

1 training

13

Pudong

1 workshop

40

1 leaflet

Pudong

1 training

30

1 leaflet

Sept. 18

Couple Relationship Improvement

Pudong

1 game

300

Oct. 8

How to deal with domestic violence

Pudong

1 training

30

June 17

Aug 13 Aug 14

Sept. 10

after

1 PPT; DVD; leaflets

19

1

1 3

Oct.17

Dangerous signals of domestic violence How to identify domestic violence survivors Do you know domestic violence Do you know domestic violence

Pudong

1 training

30

Pudong

1 training

30

Minhang

1 training

50

Huangpu

1 training

50

Nov 15-30

Outreach training

after

Pudong, Minhang, Huangpu

3 outreaches

500

Dec 18

Maintain marriage violence

a without

Pudong

1 workshop

30

Dec. 23

Outreach training

after

Pudong

1 Outreach

300

29

3627

Nov. 15

Nov. 27 Nov 30

Total

1 PPT

1 leaflet

28

20

(2) Good Lucky Mums Maternal Health Promotion Project

This project encouraged to-be-mums and new mums in migrant communities to share their stories with each other, and receive maternal health, nutrition, baby raising, family planning trainings. A series of courses is under development. During January-December 2010, the project team organized the 19 activities and 3330 migrants received face-to-face services. The outcomes are as follows: Time

Topic

Mar 20

New Year Mums Party Stories on Pants

New

Pudong

1 party

Number of Educational Participants Materials 100 1 leaflet

Split

Pudong

1 workshop

30

1 leaflet; 1 newspaper

Mar 25-June 25

Outreach workshop

after

Pudong

1 outreach

1000

1 newspaper

April 8 April 25

Baby Food Nutrition Children Immunization Gender Education for Kids

Pudong Pudong

1 workshop 1 Game

30 50

1 leaflet 1 leaflet

Pudong

1 workshop

30

1 leaflet

Sharing our experience of early marriage & early giving birth Home visits of pregnant women after workshop

Pudong

1 workshop

30

1 leaflet

Pudong

1 outreach

10

handbook

Mar 25

April 27 May 27

May 27-June 27

Activities

21

May 16

Pudong

1 Consultation

40

July 1

Maternal Health Consultation Baby Nutrition

Minhang

1 Game

200

1 leaflet

August 1 August 1-7 August 12

Breast feeding Outreach after training Safe Home for Pregnant Women

Pudong Pudong

1 training 1 outreach

30 500

Pudong

1 training

30

1 leaflet 1 leaflet;1 newspaper 1 leaflet

August 26 Sept 11

Pregnancy Tips Competition Why kids Need Measles Immunization Pregnancy Tips Competition The importance of Health Check-ups

Pudong

1 training

30

1 leaflet

Pudong Minhang

1 training

30

1 leaflet

Pudong

1 game

300

Pudong

1 training

30

Oct 25

Outreach training

after

Pudong

1 outreach

200

Nov. 5

Baby Nutrition after 4 months Outreach after training Nutrition Tips for Pregnant Women

Pudong

1 training

20

Pudong

1 outreach

200

Minhang

1 training

30

Nov.27

Mum-Baby Party

Minhang

1 party

50

Dec. 9

Common diseases prevention among babies Be a healthy to-be mum Why babies cry?

Pudong

1 training

20

Minhang

1 training

30

Minhang

1 training

30

Outreach training

Pudong

1 outreach

200

19

3330

Sept. 18 Oct.17

Nov 1-8 Nov 27

Dec.18 Dec. 18 Dec. 22 Total

Fun

after

1 leaflet

1 leaflet

1 leaflet

17

22

(3) Harmonious Family HIV/AIDS Prevention Project

This project supported migrant women in migrant communities to grasp self protection skills in order to prevent HIV/AIDS/STDs. A series of courses is produced. During January-December 2010, the project team organized the 50 activities and 6629 migrants received face-to-face services.

The outcomes are as follows: Time

Topic

Location

Activities

April 25

Get to know STDs (I) Get to know STDs (II)

Pudong

1 training

Number of Educational Participants Materials 32 1 ppt

Pudong

1 training

30

May 13

1 ppt

May 16

Women’s Health Pudong consultation

1 consultation

50

May 16-31

Outreach training

1 Outreach

700

June 15

Get to HIV/AIDS

June 15-31 July 9

Outreach after Pudong training Home Visit Skills Pudong

1 Outreach

700

1 leaflet

1 training

20

1 PPT

July 10

Outreach training

1 Outreach

500

1 leaflet;1 newspaper, condoms

Sept. 25

Get to know STDs (I)

1 training

6

1 ppt

after Pudong

know Pudong

after Pudong

Minhang

1 training

1 newspaper; gift wallet sets 1 leaflet; 1 newspaper, condoms

23

Oct. 1

Duties of Pudong, Minhang Community Health Field Workers Appropriate use of Pudong condoms

2 trainings

40

1 ppt

3 outreaches

300

Caring for Men’s Pudong, Minhang Health Home Visit Skills Pudong

2 film 40 screenings 1 training 15

1 leaflet; 1 newspaper, condom 1 film

Nov. 12

Designing Community Activities

Pudong, Minhang

2 trainings

40

Nov. 15-30 Nov. 18

Outreach after training Know More about HIV/AIDS Anti Discrimination against HIV/AIDS Patients Anti Discrimination against HIV/AIDS Patients How to be a peer educator Get to know HIV/AIDS

Pudong, Minhang

5 outreaches

2054

Pudong, Minhang

2 film 40 screenings 1 film 20 screening

1 film

Pudong

1 film 20 screening

1 film

Pudong, Minhang,Huangpu Huangpu

3 trainings

60

1 ppt

1 Outreach

400

1 leaflet; 1 newspaper, condoms

4 Outreaches

1512

1 leaflet; 1 newspaper, condom

30

1 survey

Oc.11-27

Oct. 28 Nov. 7

Dec.1

Dec. 3

Dec.5-7 Dec. 7

Huangpu

Dec .1-11

Outreach training

Dec. 18

Identify Our Huangpu Health Needs

1 Workshop

Dec. 29

Is HIV/AIDS far Pudong, Minhang away?

2 film 40 screenings 50 6629

Total

after Pudong, Minhang

1 ppt

1 film

1 film 19

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(4) Beautiful Women Unwanted Pregnancy Prevention Project

This project supported migrant women in migrant communities to get to know how to prevent unwanted pregnancy and deal with unwanted pregnancy. A series of courses is under development.

During January-December 2010, the project team organized the 8 activities and 1002 migrants received face-to-face services. A hotline and an email box were set up to provide a channel for migrant women to consult about their unwanted pregnancy problems. 102 women received long-distance services. The outcomes are as follows: Time

Topic

Sept. 21

Activities

Number of Educational Participants Materials

What is Unwanted Pudong Pregnancy?

1 Training

28

1 leaflet

Oct 11 Oct. 15

Outreach after training Why we need family planning?

Pudong Pudong

1 Outreach 1 Training

200 25

1 leaflet

Oct 25 Nov.5

1 Outreach 1 Training

200 30

1 leaflet

Nov. 26

Outreach after training Pudong How to prevent Pudong unwanted pregnancy Outreach after training Pudong

1 Outreach

289

Dec. 8 Dec. 10

Hurt by abortions Outreach after training

Pudong Pudong

1 Training 1 Outreach

30 200

2001

Unwanted Pregnancy hotline and email-box

Pudong

Total

Location

1 leaflet

102 8

1104

4

25

(5) Adjustment to City Life Project

This project supported migrant families to adjust to city life by getting familiar with the community and the city, exploring their own interests in their daily life, sharing stories with more people, helping other disadvantaged people in the community. A series of guidelines is under development. During January-December 2010, collaborating with about 6 NGOs and 5 companies, the project team organized the 22 activities and 1987 migrants received face-to-face services. The outcomes are as follows: Time

Topic

Location

Activities

March 8

Art Photography Studio Financial Security

Pudong

1 game

Number of Participants 50

Pudong

1 training

100

April 11 March 10 May 16

Singing Competition Expo Job Market Sports Games

Pudong

1 game

50

Pudong

1 market

100

Pudong

1 game

200

May 31

Singing Competition

Minhang

1 game

200

July 4

Enjoy Music

1 Concert

30

July 8

Children’s

Pudong; Minhang Pudong

1 training

40

April 11

Educational Materials

1 leaflet

26

July 11-20

Home Safety Adjustment to Pudong City Life Survey

July 26

Children’s School Safety

August 11

1 Survey

100

1 Survey

Pudong

1 training

40

1 leaflet

Our Stories of Living in Shanghai

Pudong

1 workshop

15

August 13

How to Live A Low Carbon Life

Pudong

1 party

50

1 leaflet

August 14

Learning Shanghai Dialect Youth Dancing Sing and Dance

Pudong

1 party

100

1 leaflet

Minhang Pudong

1 training 1 game

50 500

Sept.

22

Have fun with teachers and kids

Pudong

1 party

50

Sept.

22 Oct. 16 Oct.21

Volunteering at Seniors Home Volunteering at Seniors Home Get to know Expo

Minhang

1 visit

20

Huangpu

1 visit

20

Pudong

1 training

20

Oct.22 Expo Visit Nov. Taking Pictures 13 Nov.25 Thanksgiving Party

Pudong Pudong

1 visit 1 training

40 20

Minhang

1 party

52

Nov.27 Volunteering at Seniors Home

Huangpu

1 visit

20

Nov. 27 Dec. 18 Total

Minhang

1 game

40

Pudong

1 training

100

22

1987

Sept. 2 Sept.

18

Kids Drawing Competition Kungfu Class

1 PPT

6

27

4. Community Days/Campaigns Each month the community health field workers organized large-scale community days/campaigns to raise residents’awareness on health, celebrate migrants’contribution to the society, and advocate for migrants rights. During January-December 2010, 13 community days/campaigns were organized with 20500 participants. The details are as follows

(1) Unlimited Love Community Day In January 2010, we organized an Unlimited Love Community Day at New Citizen Life Center. It was coordinated by the migrant women themselves and included the following activities: l A film screening on domestic violence The film titled We No Longer Keep Silent produced by China Stop Domestic Violence Network showed the history of anti-domestic violence history in China as well as the personal stories on fighting against domestic violence. 12 women, 2 men and over 10 children joined the activity. l A survey on domestic violence We conducted a survey on domestic violence to understand the domestic violence awareness level among migrants as well as assess the effects of film screening. The results showed that the majority of migrant participants had very limited knowledge on domestic violence including recognition of, attitude toward, and action against domestic violence. Their awareness on domestic violence was raised by a range of 41% to 85% after the film screening. l

Donations by migrants for Haiti earthquake victims Although the migrants are disadvantaged people with very limited resources, they expressed their love and care for Haiti earthquake victims by s charity sale and donation on January 30. A team of 5 migrant women sold donated clothes and toys to the residents. By end of the day, they collected 361 Yuan and donated all the money to Shanghai Charity Foundation. l

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The New Citizen Life Center, the village government, and the Elder people’s Association of Guijing Village as co-organizers offered a welcoming Expo Shanghai Art performance show to over 300 people, including both the local and migrant residents. The audience got to know Expo Shanghai better after enjoying the performance show.

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The outcomes of are as follows: Over 300 people from the migrant community joined the Unlimited Community Day; 12 migrant women, 2 migrant men and over 10 migrant children joined the film screening on domestic violence ; A survey on domestic violence was developed and 14 migrant participants joined the survey; A report on domestic violence survey was presented. The majority of migrant participants had very limited knowledge on domestic violence including recognition of, attitude toward, and action against domestic violence; and their awareness on domestic violence was raised by a range of 41% to 85% after the film screening; A leaflet on domestic violence was developed and was distributed to over 300 Community Day participants and 1000 residents of the community; A leaflet on Unlimited Love Community Day was developed and distributed to the whole community; A donation of 361 Yuan was collected by migrant participants and showed their love for Haiti earthquake victims.

(2) Wise Women, Beautiful Women Community Campaign In March 2010, we organized a Wise Women, Beautiful Women Community Campaign to celebrate the 100th International Women’s Day. It is composed of different activities with the following main achievements: ü Advocating migrant women’ s health rights among thousands of people in Shanghai; ü Raising the migrant community’s awareness on International Women’s Day; ü Promoting migrant women’ s self-confidence and social relationship skills.

The campaign was coordinated by the migrant women themselves and included the following activities: l Women Art Photography Studio As most migrant women in the community had no chance to take art photography due to their limited resources, the women art photography studio intended to promote migrant women’s confidence through encouraging them to cherish their own bodies and beauty. Both the make-up professional and photographer are migrant women themselves. The Director of the New Citizen Life Center also offered making up service for the migrant women. Over 50 migrant women and their family members joined the activity.

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Art Photographs of & by Migrant Women l A survey on International Women’s Day & Couple Relationship We conducted a survey on International Women’s Day & Couple Relationship to get to know their awareness of the women’s festival and their relationship with their husbands. The results showed that the majority of migrant participants had very limited knowledge on International Women’s Day, 60% of the participants felt they had good relationship with their husbands. Another 40% had just-so-so relationships with their husbands. When asked how to deal with the conflicts with their husbands, 40% chose kept silent and 40% chose quarrel. Another 20% chose other ways. l Wise Wives Competition Based on the above survey results, we offered a competition on daily life skills, couple relationship, parents-children relationship to 50 migrant women.

During the first run, participants took part in a Yes or No ice-breaker game.

Then 9 questions on were thrown out on daily life skills and domestic violence.

During the second run, the participants were given different situations including couple conflicts, parents-children conflicts. The migrant women offered different solutions to solve the communication problems. l Baby-Mum Party As most of the new mums in the migrant community had very few chances to share experience with each other, we organized a party for new mums and babies. 50 participants made friends

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during the party and enjoyed multiple games in regard of baby-mum communication and baby health.

Baby-Mum Party l Expo Job Market for Migrant Women Gaining a job in Shanghai is a great way for the migrant women to be included into the city life, build their confidence, raise their living quality, and enrich their social life. We organized an Expo job market and offered onsite interviews. Over 100 migrant women and their family members joined the market and over 60 migrant women got interview opportunities. Finally, over 30 migrant women were recruited as Expo site cleaners. Labor agreements were signed by the company and the migrant women at the Center.

Expo Job Market at New Citizen Life Center The outcomes of are as follows: ü Thousands of people in Shanghai got to know migrant women’ s health rights; ü Over 1000 people from the migrant community joined the Wise Women, Beautiful Women Community Campaign; ü 50 migrant women and family members joined the art photography studio; ü A poster on Wise Women, Beautiful Women Community Campaign was developed and distributed to the whole community; ü A leaflet on Couple Communication Skills was developed and was distributed to 1000

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migrant community residents; A survey on International Women’s Day & Couple Relationship was developed and 15 migrant participants joined the survey.

Over 30 migrant women were recruited as Expo site cleaners.

(3) My Stage, Myself Community Day On April 11, we organized a My Stage, Myself Community Day with a focus on career and financial security. It is composed of different activities with the following main achievements: ü Setting up partnerships with two NGOs and volunteer groups who provide professional services for migrant community residents; ü Raising the migrant community’s awareness on career and financial security; ü Raising migrant parents’awareness of children immunization; ü Promoting migrant women and children’s self-confidence through singing competition.

The campaign was coordinated by the migrant women themselves and included the following activities: l Green Harbour Career Security Consultation One lawyer and 3 interns from Labor Law Service Center of East China University of Political Science and Law provided consultation services for migrant women and their husbands. A flyer and a pamphlet on career safety were distributed to over 500 residents of the migrant community.

8 migrants consulted the lawyer on workplace law issues. l Green Harbour Financial Security Garden 2 professors and 6 volunteer students from Shanghai Finance University offered a Green Harbour Financial Security Garden, including an interactive class how to spot fake RMB notes, family financial management consultation, guessing games on basic financial security skills. Over 100 people joined the Garden and learned many practical financial skills.

Let’s learn how to spot fake RMB notes! l Promoting Children Immunization As April 25 is National Children Immunization Day, we developed a leaflet on tips of preparation before immunization, caring children after immunization, and misunderstanding of immunization.

The leaflet was distributed to over 500 migrant parents.

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A volunteer explaining children immunization tips to a migrant mum l Singing Competition Over 50 migrant children and their parents joined a My Stage, Myself singing competition on April 11 afternoon. An invited guest from Suzhou University played Guitar and sang a song which attracted many people. Many migrant children sang songs, played instruments, and danced. There was game of Guess Songs ’Names involved both migrant parents and Children. Finally, three participants got 1st , 2nd and 3rd prizes.

Prize receivers with the Center Director The outcomes of My Stage, Myself Community Day are as follows: ü Over 500 people from the migrant community joined My Stage, Myself Community Day; ü A flyer on My Stage, Myself Community Day was developed and distributed to the whole community; ü A flyer on Green Harbour Financial Security Garden was developed and distributed to the whole community; ü A Banner on Green Harbour Financial Security Garden was developed and put onsite ü Over 100 migrant women and family members joined the Green Harbour Financial Security Garden; ü 50 migrant children and parents joined a singing competition; ü 8 migrant people received consultation on workplace law issues; ü 35 migrant people received consultation on financial management and security; A leaflet on Children Immunization was developed and was distributed to 500 migrant community residents.

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(4) I Love Expo, I Love My Home Community Day On May 16, we organized an I Love Expo, I Love My Home Community Day with a focus on migrant women’s health and unwanted pregnancy prevention. It is composed of different activities with the following main achievements: ü Reaching more residents in the migrant community by conducting the activities in a nearby village named Xinchun village; ü Setting up partnerships with both the town government and other NGOs who provide professional services for migrant community residents; ü Raising the migrant community’s awareness on the importance of migrant women’ s health; ü Raising the migrant community’s awareness on the importance of family planning and unwanted pregnancy prevention; ü Increasing migrant women’ s and children’s knowledge on Shanghai Expo ü Promoting migrant women and children’s self-confidence and team spirit through sports games The community day was coordinated by the migrant women themselves and included the following activities: l Smart Wives Workshop A professional marriage relationship counselor and a gynecologist discussed the decision of giving birth to how many kids with over 30 migrant mums. The mums explained many factors influencing their decision making. The counselor and the gynecologist offered many suggestions on how to avoid unwanted pregnancy and safeguard sexual safety with the use of condoms.

Smart Wives Workshop l Women’s Health Screening Promotion As we plan to organize a free health screening for women in July, this community day was a good opportunity to promote the screening and register some participants. A gynecologist offered free consultation to over 30 migrant women who inquired about women’ s health screening or their own 34

health concerns. 5 migrant women volunteers explained the importance of an annual screening to over 200 passengers. Over 30 migrant women in Xinchun village registered the screening. l Good Luck Mums Consultation A pediatrician offered free consultation to migrant mums on baby raising. Over 50 mums asked questions and received professional advises. l Sports Games Over 200 children and their parents oj ined the sports games including tug-of-war, skipping, legs-bonding etc. The participants not only enjoyed the games very much, but also learned many tips about the Expo when they received Haibao as souvenirs. Finally, 45 participants got 1st , 2nd and 3rd prizes.

Legs Bonding The outcomes of My Stage, Myself Community Day as well as material development by the project team are as follows: ü Over 500 people from the migrant community joined I Love Expo, I Love Home Community Day ü A Banner on Women’s Health Screening was developed and put onsite ü An leaflet on women’ s health was developed and distributed to the migrant community ü Over 10 migrant young women, 5 interns and 1 gynecologist joined the development of the self protection notebook for migrant young women. 500 copies were distributed to the community and received positive feedbacks such as “I love this pretty small book which is like my little friend”, “Very helpful tips for us!”etc.

(5) Happy Children’ s Festival Community Day On May 31, we organized a Happy Children’s Festival Community Day in Minhang with a focus on migrant children’s Health. It is composed of different activities with the following main achievements: ü Setting up partnerships with a migrant children’s school in Minhang district which was developed as a resource center/outreach station later; ü Raising the migrant community’s awareness on children’s health; 35

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Promoting migrant women and children’s self-confidence through singing and dancing competition.

The community day was coordinated by the migrant women themselves and included the following activities: l

Singing and Dancing Competition

Over 200 children and their parents joined the competition including 8 art programs.3 participants got 1st, 2nd and 3rd prizes. l Children Health Quiz

The migrant parents joined an interesting children health quiz and learned many useful tips. l Games for parents and kids

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All the parents and kids played games of blowing balloons, washing hands.

The outcomes of Happy Children’s Festival Community Day are as follows: ü Partnership with the migrant school in Minhang was set up; ü Over 200 people from the migrant community joined Happy Children’s Festival Community Day which was a sensitizing activity in Minhang district; ü A banner on Children’s Festival was developed and put onsite

(6) Happy Fathers ’Festival Community Day

On June 19, we organized a Happy Father ’s Festival Community Day with a focus on HIV/AIDS/STDs prevention. It has the following main achievements: ü Promote NCLC’s brand name by conduct the activities at 3 nearby villages; ü Building capacity of community health field workers by disseminating education materials 37

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and communication with other migrants including home visits; Raising the migrant community’s awareness on men’s health;

The outreach activity was coordinated by the migrant women themselves. 13 community health field workers went to different places including markets, homes and small shops to disseminate newspapers with condoms to protect men’ s health. The outcomes of Happy Father ’ s Festival Community Day are as follows: ü A poster on Children’s Festival was developed and put onsite ü 700 boxes of condoms were distributed; ü 200 migrant families were visited by 13 community health field workers

(7) World Population Day Campaign During July 9-10, 2010, we organized a World Population Day Campaign with a focus on family planning and women’s health. It is composed of different activities with the following main achievements: ü Strengthening the partnership with the town government and residential committees of over 10 nearby communities; ü Raising the migrant community’s awareness on family planning and women’s health; ü Building capacity and promote confidence of community health field workers The campaign was coordinated by the migrant women themselves and included the following activities: l Home visit skills training

20 community health field workers joined the training which explained the history of World Population Day and the basic steps of home visits. l Oath-taking Ceremony

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30 community health field workers joined an oath-taking ceremony to express their passion to offer mutual help services to the migrant community. A representative of volunteer experts from local hospital also shared her volunteering experience and thoughts with the participants.

l Launching of Sanlin Government’s Rainbow Workshop at NCLC As a recognition of NCLC’s work during 2009-2010, Sanlin Town government launched the Rainbow Workshop at NCLC, which is the Pudong District’ s Population and Family Planning Committee’ s initiative to offer family planning services for migrants in Pudong District. The leaders from Sanlin town government and Guijing village attended the launching ceremony. l Women’s Health Consultation and Games

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Over 80 migrant women received one-to-one women’ s health consultation. Over 200 joined multiple games of women’ s health and family planning including puzzle solving, condom using competition etc. l Home Visits

20 community health field workers visited over 100 migrant families. The workers introduced the importance of family planning and women’ s health. They distributed NCLC gif bags including condoms, New Citizen Life Guides to all the families. A video recording their home visit experience was taken. l English Class & Charity Sale

Over 50 migrant kids joined an interesting class offered by international friends from over the world. They learned songs and English idioms to express their love for their parents. Many families also benefited from charity sale of 2nd -handed items.

The outcomes of World Population Day Campaign are as follows: ü Partnership with local government was strengthened; ü Over 500 people from the migrant community joined the campaign; ü A poster on World Population Day was developed and put onsite; ü Over 1000 condoms and 500 New Citizen Life Guides were distributed;

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(8) New Citizen Community Day

On August 14, 2010, we organized a New Citizen Community Day with a focus on migrant’s social adaption into the city life. It is composed of different activities with the following main achievements: ü Promoting migrants’confidence in living in the city of Shanghai by leaning Shanghai dialect; ü Promoting the interaction between local residents and migrant residents in the migrant communities.

The activity was coordinated by the migrant women themselves. The outcomes are as follows: ü A poster on New Citizen Community Day was developed and put onsite; ü Over 100 migrant parents and kids joined the activities including dialect listening and speaking; ü The friendship between migrants and local residents was developed.

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On September 18, 2010, we organized a Moon Festival Community Day with a focus on domestic violence prevention. It is composed of different activities with the following main achievements: ü Raising the migrant community’s awareness on domestic violence; ü Promote the couple and parent-kid relationship through multiple games; ü Involving the migrant men in domestic violence prevention.

The activity was coordinated by the migrant women themselves. The outcomes are as follows: ü A poster on Moon Festival Community Day was developed and put onsite; ü Over 500 migrant parents and kids joined multiple activities including singing, dancing, puzzle solving etc. ü Over migrant men were involved in the action of domestic violence prevention.

(10) World Men’ s Health Campaign On October 28, 2010, we organized a World Men’s Health Campaign with a focus on men’ s health.

It is composed of different activities in three communities with the following main achievements: ü Sensitizing different communities by organizing a large-scale community day; ü Raising the migrant community’s awareness on men’s health; ü Promote migrant couples’relationships.

The campaign was coordinated by the community health field workers in three resource centers and included the following activities: l Writing A Letter to My Husband

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At Sanlin Center, over 50 migrant women wrote letters to their husbands to express their love and care for their husbands. l

A Workshop on Men’ s Health

In Huangpu, over 50 migrant workers joined a men’s health workshop discussing their common health problems during their 20s-40s. l

Sharing Pamphlets with Young Workers

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In Minhang, Over 300 migrant workers received pamphlets on men’ s health and condoms. l Film Screenings Over 500 migrant men and women took part in film screenings of the Pursuit of Happiness and discussed their thoughts afterwards.

The activity was coordinated by the community health field workers themselves in three communities. The outcomes are as follows: ü A pamphlet on men’s health was produced and distributed; ü Over 500 condoms and 500 New Citizen Life Guides were distributed; ü 50 migrant women wrote letters to their husbands; ü Over 500 migrants took part in the film screenings.

(11) Anti Domestic Violence Campaign

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on domestic violence prevention in three communities. It is composed of different activities with the following main achievements: ü Raising the migrant community’s awareness on domestic violence; ü Promote the couple and parent-kid relationship through multiple games; ü Involving the migrant men in domestic violence prevention.

The activity was coordinated by the community health field workers themselves. The outcomes are as follows: ü A leaflet on Anti Domestic Violence Campaign was developed and put onsite; ü Over 300 migrant men and women joined a workshop provided by an anti-domestic violence expert; ü Over 500 migrant parents and kids joined multiple activities including guessing the mums, running competition etc. ü Over migrant men were involved in the action of domestic violence prevention.

(12) World AIDS Day Campaign

On December 1, 2010, we organized a World AIDS Day Campaign with a focus on HIV/AIDS prevention in three communities. It is composed of different activities with the following main achievements: ü Raising the migrant community’s awareness on HIV/AIDS; ü Promote migrants’self-protection skills.

The activity was coordinated by the community health field workers themselves. The outcomes are as follows: ü A leaflet on World AIDS Day Campaign was developed and distributed; ü 50 community health field workers distributed education materials to workers’dorms, culture centers, restaurants; ü 100 migrant men and women joined a workshop on HIV/AIDS prevention in three communities; 45

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Over 1000 migrant men and women received red ribbon badges and condoms and joined self-protection games.

(13) World Migrants Day Campaign During December 4-18, 2010, we organized a World Migrants Day Campaign with a focus on advocating migrant’s rights. It is composed of different activities in three communities with the following main achievements: ü Sensitizing different communities by organizing a large-scale community day; ü Raising the migrant community’s awareness on their own rights; ü Celebrating migrants’contribution and promoting migrants’confidence to the development of Shanghai through a series of activities.

The campaign was coordinated by the community health field workers in three resource centers and included the following activities: l Help Portrait

35 volunteer photographers from over the world provided help portraits for 60 migrant families (at least 200 migrant parents and children) at Minhang Center. l

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A volunteer taught Kungfu class for about 100 migrant children to build their bodies. l Health Games

About 100 migrant women joined health games in regard of self-protection skills. l Our Center, Our Services

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100 participants got to know the different kinds of services NCLC provided through small games. l

Reading Shanghai

Over 50 migrant kids, university students and international friends had a Reading Shanghai workshop in which the children learned how to use the small library of NCLC to get to know Shanghai. l Mum& Baby Workshops

Over 40 migrant parents had fun with their kids and got to know the importance of early education and children’s nutrition. Another 20 pregnant women joined a workshop to know some nutrition guidelines for themselves.

The activity was coordinated by the community health field workers themselves. The outcomes are as follows: ü A poster on World Migrants Day Campaign was developed and put onsite; ü 50 community health field workers distributed 1000 copies of education materials to migrant families, workers’dorms, internet bars etc. ü Over 500 migrant parents and kids joined the campaign to advocate for their rights.

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5. Gynecological Health Screening & Children Immunization (1) Gynecological Health Screening As an important health intervention component, health screening is a must for migrant women to maintain reproductive health. In June 2006, NCLC collaborated with the town family planning office to implement Pudong District’s annual health screening plan for 2500 migrant women aged at 25-50 years. There are 6 phases of gynecological health screening: l Preparation Meeting On April 28, the project staff and Sanlin town family planning officers had a meeting. With a purpose to protect privacy and dignity of migrant women, NCLC negotiated with the town family planning office. The outcomes are as follows: ü Hospital professionals were required to allow migrant women receive the screening one by one, instead of going into the examination room in a group; ü Some migrant women living far away from the hospital can receive free transportation services to increase availability and accessibility of medical resources ü Before and after the health screening, the project team invited some professionals to offer migrant women consultation services. ü For the first time in Pudong, migrant women received pelvic b-scan. l

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During May 2010, the project team invited professionals to raise migrant women’ s health screening awareness, and register those who were willing to join health screening recipient group. The outcomes are as follows: ü 2 gynecological doctors offered 4 consultations on health screening; ü A notice and an education message on June health screening were released on New Citizen Life Guide newspaper Over 2000migrant women registered for health screening.

l Organizing Screening and Survey NCLC organized the screening smoothly with 10 community health field workers’effort. NCLC

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also prepared wallets with health screening education materials as small gifts for the participants. The outcomes are as follows: ü 8 community health field workers worked as coordinators; ü 2500 migrant women received free health screening; ü Over 1000 migrant women received wallets with health screening education materials; ü About 100 migrant women received free transportation services; ü Over 80% of surveyed women praised the organization of this year ’ s health screening.

They said this was the best health screening they have received with good protection of their privacy and friendly attitude from the doctors. l Report on Health Screening The hospital offered an analysis report on the gynecological health screening. The main findings are as follows: ü The majority of migrant women suffered from common reproduc tive health diseases.

25.96% of the screened 2500 women were diagnosed as cervical erosion patients, 22.24% virginities; 6.3% fibroid; 2.84% vaginal thrush; 0.88% trichomonad virginities; ü A case of highly suspicious cervical cancer was identified. The health screening helped the migrant women to realize early detection of cervical cancer. l After Screening Consultation Services The hospital offered free consultation services for migrant women after the gynecological health screening. The outcomes are as follows: ü 4 gynecological doctors offered consultations on reading health screening reports; ü Over 500 migrant women received consultation service at the hospital after the health screening; l Development of the Gynecological Health Screening Guide In order to share the experiences and lessons of the health screening with other resource centers, the government , and other NGOs, the project team developed A Practical Guide of Gynecological Health Screening. The out comes are as follows: ü 2 national gynecological experts joined the guide development team; ü 10 interviews were conducted with migrant participants in October, 2010 ü 1000 copies of the guide were produced and received high praises from Shanghai Municipal and Pudong District Population and Family Planning Committees.

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(2) Children’ s Measles Immunization

In September, 2010, both Sanlin and Minhang centers collaborated with the local government and organized free measles immunization for over 1000 migrant children. There are 4 phases of measles immunization: l Development of Education Materials on measles immunization l Training of Community Health Field Workers on measles immunization l Home Visit of Migrant Families l Organizing Free Measles Immunization in Pudong and Minhang

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6. Material Development A variety of materials were produced by the project team including health education handbooks/guides, newspapers, banners/posters/boards/boxes, leaflets, gift sets, and project promotion materials. The details are as follows:

(1) Health Education Handbooks/ Guides

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Type

Number of Copies

A self-protection notebook for young women A labor law brochure for migrant workers Green Harbor Domestic Violence Stories Collection w/DVD

1 handbook

500

1 brochure

500

1 handbook/toolkit & 1 DVD

2*1000=2000

Healthy You & Me HIV/AIDS Prevention notebook w/DVD

1 handbook/toolkit, 1 DVD 1 Jigsaw

3*1000=3000

Living Elsewhere Minhang District Baseline Research Report

1 report

500

Gynecological Health Screening Guide

1 Guide

500

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(2) New Citizen Life Guide/ News paper

Title New Citizen Life Guide Issue 2

Type 1 newsletter

Number of Copies 5000

New Citizen Life Guide Issue 3

1 newsletter

5000

New Citizen Life Guide Issue 4 Total

1 newsletter

10000

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20000

(3) Posters /Banner/Boards /Boxes

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Type

Number of Copies

New Year Calendar

1 poster

1000 53

Community Days/Campaigns Poster Community Days/Campaigns

12 posters

12* 50=600

10 roll banners

10*2=20

Health Screening& Immunization

2 roll banners

2*5=10

Project Boards/Posters at NCLC Blackboards/Boxes at sites

10 boards/posters

10*4=40

1 blackboard & 1 Box 37

300 blackboards 50 Boxes 2020

Total

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Title New Year Calendar

Type 1 leaflet

Number of Copies 1000

Community Days/Campaigns Green Harbour leaflets Good Lucky Mums leaflets

10 leaflets 14 leaflets 6 leaflets

10* 500=5000 14*500=7000 6*1000=6000

Beautiful Women Leaflets Away From Hurts Leaflet

4 leaflets 1 leaflet

4*500=2000 1000

Harmonious Family leaflets Adjustment to City Life leaflets

10 leaflets 4 leaflets

10*500=5000 4*500=2000

Health Screening Wallet Gift Set Maternal Health Apron

1 Gift Set 1 Gift Set

1000 1000

Community Health Workers Vest NCLC Badge

1 Uniform 1 badge

200 200

NCLC Ball Pen NCLC Woven Bag

1 ball pen 1 woven bag

1000 2000

NCLC baby Height Ruler Total

1 ruler 57

2000 36400

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(5) Project Promotion Materials

Title Xintu 2009 Annual Report

Type 1 report

Number of Copies 500

NCLC 2010 Report Project 2010 Summary Project 2009 Documentary

1 report 1 DVD 1 DVD

500 100 100

Migrants’Health Survey Leaflet Postcards

1 leaflet

1000

3 postcards

3*500=1500

Total

8

3700

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7. Project Promotion and Advocacy With the health education campaigns and outreach services delivering to the community, the advocacy focus in 2010 switched to promoting reproductive health as well as corporate -community partnership at district municipal, national and even global level. The media coverage also extended to Chinese core official newspaper as well as international magazines.

(1) District Level Promotion and Advocacy l Visit by Pudong District Migrants Management Office On January 12, the director of Pudong District Migrants Management Office and officers from Shanghai Municipal Family Planning Committee visited NCLC. The director praised NCLC model and hoped to replicate it in other communities in Pudong. l Pudong NGOs’Meeting On March 9, 2010, the project staff attended a NGO meeting at Pudong Citizen Center. NCLC model was introduced to over 10 NGOs. Pudong District Health Bureau’s Conference of Health Resources Plan During 12th Five-Year-Plan Scheme On May 28, 2010, the project manager was invited to attend Pudong Health Bureau’s Conference of Health Resources Plan During 12th Five-Year-Plan Scheme. The project manager advocated for the protection of migrants’health and introduced NCLC model to the director and officers of Pudong Health Bureau as well as over 20 representatives from government, hospitals and NGOs. l

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of corporate communications & public relations of GSK visited NCLC. The participants praised NCLC as a successful model of the collaboration between the business, NGO and government.

Both the local government and GSK expressed their will to support Xintu to continue serving more migrant population.

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(2) Municipal Level Promotion and Advocacy l Shanghai Municipal CDC Meeting On June 30, 2010, the project manager was invited to meet the director of Shanghai municipal CDC HIV/AIDS Prevention Office and secretary of Shanghai HIV/AIDS Prevention Association.

The director expressed strong interest in NCLC model and was willing to cooperate with Xintu on HIV/AIDS prevention among migrant population in Shanghai. l

Social Organizations Training

On September 21, 2010, the project team was invited to attend a social organization capacity building training. Xintu shared the Project with over 40 participants from other NGOs in China and the staff from a Canadian Community Health Promotion Center. l

Visit by Shanghai Municipal Population and Family Planning Committee

On Nov 24, the leaders from Shanghai Municipal Population and Family Planning Committee, Pudong Public Health Bureau, Pudong District Population and Family Planning Committee and Sanlin government visited NCLC. The leaders praised the innovative model of NCLC and invited Xintu to set up more centers in Shanghai to serve more migrants.

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l Migrants’Living Status and Development Conference On Nov 26, the project officer was invited to attend Migrants’Living Status and Development Conference with other 8 NGOs and East China Normal University, The Project model was introduced to the participants who are willing to join the efforts of NCLC to provide colorful activities for the migrants.

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(3) National Level Promotion and Advocacy l NGO Participating in Disease Prevention Strategy Conference On June 19, the project manager was invited to attend CPMA’s NGO Participating in Disease Prevention Strategy Conference held in Shanghai Luwan CDC. Over 30 leaders from CPMA, national and local CDCs, CAST UN Consultative Committee on Life Science and Human Health attended the conference, including the secretary-general of CPMA, ex-WHO Chief Officer assistant, the director of National CDC HIV/AIDS Prevention and Control Center, the deputy director of HIV/AIDS Prevention and Control expert committee of Ministry of Health, and leaders from 8 provincial CDCs. Xintu was one of the only two NGOs in the conference and gave a speech on the Project. All the participants praised the innovative strategies in the Project and many hoped to cooperate with Xintu in health promotion projects. l

Visit by Yunnan & Xinjiang Governments and NGOs

On Oct 25, over 20 representatives from Yunnan & Xinjiang public health bureaus, women’s federations, and other NGOs visited NCLC. The Project team introduced the Project to the visitors who had strong interest in the collaboration between Xintu and GSK. l

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An opening ceremony of Minhang resource center/outreach station was held on November 27, 2010 with over 200 participants including the CEO of GSK China, the secretary of Minhang population and family planning committee, the deputy secretary of Shanghai municipal population and welfare foundation etc. The CEO of GSK China gave a speech on the Project and joined a variety of activities with the migrants. l

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A program annual review conference was held on Dec. 18, 2010. Over 20 experts and leaders from the government, universities, and NGOs attended the conference, including a consultant and a project officer of UNAIDS China Office, a project manager of UNDP China office, the director of international cooperation department of CPMA, the deputy director of HIV/AIDS Prevention and Control Department of Shanghai municipal CDC, the deputy director of Pudong district CDC, the deputy director of Pudong District population and family planning committee, a professor from East China University of Science and Technology, the program director of Sichuan Province Dermatological/STDs Research Institute, the director of HIV/AIDS Prevention and Control Department of Sichuan Ziyang municipal CDC and leaders from 6 Shanghai NGOs working on serving migrant population. The basic rights of migrants were advocated by NGOs and all the participants shared their understandings of migrants’health promotion, explored the corporate-community model of the Project and visited the Centers in Pudong and Minhang districts. The experts from UNAIDS, UNDP and CDCs reviewed the records of the field work by community health workers and were impressed by the field work done by the migrant leaders and the health education toolkits developed by Xintu. l

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We attended/ organized 4 exhibitions during 2010, including CityServe Charity Fairs one Sept. 18, Shanghai Good Gift Fair on Dec. 4, International Schools Charity Fair on Dec. 7, Living Elsewhere Photo Exhibition and Party on Dec. 18. The Project was presented at the exhibitions and over 10000 visitors attended the exhibitions.

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(4) Global Level Promotion and Advocacy l

2010 Global Summit of Women

During May 20-22, the project manager attended 2010 Global Summit of Women. The kick-off ceremony was held in the Great Hall of the People, Beijing. Over 1000 women leaders from over 60 countries attended the conference including the Vice Chair of the Standing Committee of the National People's Congress and President of All-China Women's Federation, the Vice Chairman of the National Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference, the Vice President of Vietnam, the First Lady of Tanzania. In sessions of Philanthropy & Businesses, Women’& Health, the Project’s NCLC model of community health promotion was introduced to hundreds of participants from different sectors including the government, companies, and NGOs. The successful cross-sector collaboration and corporate -community partnership in the Project became a hot issue in the sessions.

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Website of NCLC

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maximized the Project’s impact internationally. l NCLC Blog The NCLC Blog (http://blog.sina.com.cn/nclcshanghai) has published 125 articles written by community health filed workers, interns, volunteers by end of 2010. The Blog was visited for 6,797 times.

(6) Media Coverage l

Newspaper/Magazine/TV Program Reports

Over 20 international, national and local newspaper/magazine/TV stations (Turner, Time Out, City Weekend, SMG, Xinhua Agency, Sohu Health, Xinmin Newspaper, Xinmin Weekly Wenhui Newspaper, Jiefang Daily Newspaper, Shanghai Daily etc. ) reported on NCLC community activities as well as the opening ceremony of Minhang Resource center with a coverage of 1 million audiences/readers; l

Government Website Reports

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National Population and Family Planning Commission of P.R. China, Shanghai Municipal Population and Family Planning Commission, Pudong District Population and Family Planning Commission and Sanlin Town Government reported on NCLC on their websites with a coverage of 1 million readers: http://www.chinapop.gov.cn/stjzz/ldrkfwgls/fwwq/201009/t20100910_336270.html; http://www.pudongrkjs.com/Info_Content.aspx?Item_Id=557; http://www.popinfo.gov.cn/dr/qxinfo/310115/2010121/000000003500038000944447504.html?ope npath=spfp/qxinfo/310115http://www.sanlin.gov.cn/ContentShow.jsp?l=968; http://www.sanlin.gov.cn/ContentShow.jsp?l=822

(7) Awards l Pudong District Charity Star Xintu received an award of Pudong District Charity Star issued by Pudong District Government which recognized Xintu’s efforts to collaborate with companies, government, and other NGOs to serve marginalized population in Shanghai. l Corporate Social Responsibility Award for 2010 GSK received Corporate Social Responsibility Award for 2010 issued by CIPRA which recognized GSK’s initiative of promoting migrants health through building innovative New Citizen Life Centers, empowering migrant population and collaborating with NGOs.

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I participated in the Green Harbour women’ s safety seminar. Of Course, I was aware of all the issues, but it’ s very good to be able to hear about it and discuss it in this community group. It’ s very helpful for all of us. I’m also glad to distribute the knowledge to my friends and neighbors.

-----Chen Yun, NCLC community health field worker, a migrant woman from Jiangsu

III. Workplan of 2011

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2011 Quarter 3rd Quarter

4th Quarter

1. Liaison with Different Communities 2. Trainings of Resource Center Leaders and Management team 3. Local/National Conferences 4. Gynecological Health Screening 5. Outreach by Migrant Women Health Educators 6. New Citizen Life Guide (4 Issues) 7. Community Health Days/ Campaigns 8. Health Education Workshops at NCLC 9. Office Expenditure 10. Salary Payment 11. Developing Reproductive Health Education Materials 12. Trainings of Staff & Volunteers 13. Website Maintenance 14. Set-up of Health Blackboards/ Boxes at Sites 15. Stakeholder Meetings

Education

16. Souvenirs

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17. Developing Community Guideline & Project Promotion Kit 18. Administration Fee 19. Project Evaluation 20. Program Review Conference 21. International Conferences

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