JSIPL embarked on a journey to amplify COVID-19 vaccination efforts across 18 Indian States and Union Territories in collaboration with the Government of India and State Governments. Serving as the vanguard, JSIPL orchestrated and coordinated this critical campaign, focusing on increasing COVID-19 vaccine demand, distribution, and participation, especially among vulnerable communities. The pursuit of amplifying COVID-19 vaccine uptake found JSI standing steadfastly beside the Government of Maharashtra. Through strategic planning, prioritization, and district-level orchestration of vaccination initiatives, JSI aided in fortifying the state's healthcare system. Frontline Health Workers and other field-level stakeholders were empowered through capacity-building initiatives, while a symphony of awareness campaigns, private sector engagements, and vigilant monitoring ensured the program's resounding success
The project activities were implemented in 18 districts through 6 sub-awardees: MGVS, YRG Care, HelpAge India, SMRC, TCIF, The Leprosy Mission Trust India
To increase the uptake of COVID-19 vaccination, the project supports the Government of India and the state Government in vaccination planning, inter-departmental coordination, need-based monitoring, enhanced community engagement, and prioritization of activities for the COVID-19 vaccination program at the state and district. The team led the risk communication activities for the state officials and coordinated efforts to enhance vaccination in low-coverage areas.
Working with stakeholders across departments, the project improved inter-departmental coordination to increase vaccinations.
HelpAge India worked with the elderly population in Ahmednagar, Chandrapur, Palghar, and Thane.
Shanta Memorial Rehabilitation Centre (SMRC) and The Leprosy Mission Trust India employed their expertise to engage with disabled and leprosy-affected communities in Chandrapur and Mumbai Suburban.
Marathwada Gramin Vikas Sansthan (MGVS) worked to reach street hawkers, HIV patients, sex workers, sugarcane laborers, and more; Y R Gaitonde (YRG Care) channeled efforts towards high-risk areas; and Transport Corporation of India Foundation (TCIF) ventures reached truckers, drivers, and the mobile population.
On International Women’s day 2023, along with the State IEC Bureau and IMA an interactive learning session was organized. The session focused on Women health topics in line with IWD Theme of Equity and Equality, Digitall/Technology Embracing Gender Equity.Women Achievers Felicitated
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