RHAC clinics provide some specific services including family planning, antenatal and post-natal care, post-abortion care, early diagnosis and treatment of cervical carcinoma, voluntary and confidential counselling and testing, diagnosis and treatment of sexual transmitted diseases/reproductive tract infection and prevention from mother to child transmission.
RHAC establishes a group of Training of Trainers (TOT) who are trained by local and external experts on sexual and reproductive health. TOT roll out their training courses to clinic staff based on their respective skills and knowledge that they need to provide service at the clinics. TOT also organize training courses for other health partners such as Population International Services, UNFPA, Partner for Development, Adventist Development Relief Agency and Reproductive and Child Health Alliance if they need skills and knowledge from RHAC.
With financial support from donors, RHAC clinics deliver services at subsidized prices to clients. In addition to subsidization, RHAC uses its own tools and skills to identify poor patients in community through its community network and/or at clinic while patients come to seek their treatment. The identified poor patient receive health care services with free of charge. Besides service provision, education on sexual and reproductive health is also conducted every morning at clinics, with separated waiting areas and examination rooms for female and male clients to create confidential and comfortable environment for the education session. To ensure the quality of health services delivered by each clinic, RHAC’s Internal Evaluator-Clinic Team organizes Continuous Quality Improvement activities every six months while External Evaluators conduct Quality of Care performances one time each year.
