Ensure 200 Man days Employment Scheme for Rural Agri Laborers

Community Development Association

Home About CDA      Organizational Profile      Vision and Mission      CDA's Strategy      Boad Members Program      Institution Building      Education and Culture      Health      Land Rights and Agrarian Reform      Livlihood      Human Resource  Development      ICT and Library       Networking Ongoing Project CDA's Achievements  Advocacy Campaigns Publications      Annual Report      Case Study Top      CDA's Newsletter         Jono Chesta Training Center      Jon Sreejon Institute       Ranishankoil Training Center      Booking and Access CDA Enterprises Gallery  Get Involved in CDA Link  Contact Us      Health      The Government of Bangladesh is placing focus on health care. However the output results are revealing huge gap between the required basic level of service and the reality. CDA initiates health program in three folds below and facilitates community’s accessibility to health care so that they can sustain livelihood.   Tackle easily preventable causes of ill health through education and awareness rising. Provide primary healthcare services in the area of greatest need, namely maternal mortality. Address people’s access to government health facilities, either through the lack of accessible facilities or the lack of use of existing facilities. Develop people’s capacity for policy making which facilitate their accountability to public services.     Women with Disabilities (WWD)         It is estimated that about 10% of the population in Bangladesh is disabled physically and mentally. WWD project challenges the issues of mainstream participation for the disabled women through awareness building, advocacy and networking with like-minded institutions.    Participate in International Disabilities' Day 2010     Village Health Center          CDA is recently opening Village Health Center in the place of Jon Sreejon Institute. The center will provide medical advice, medical treatment and any other education relating to health for rural people who are anable to access to public medical support.             Copyrights; Community Development Association,CDA  2011  Download Here          Organizational Profile            Annual Report 09                      CDA's Brochure