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Dr. David MUKI
General Coordinator Health Council

Prerogatives of the Health Council – HCGI/HACIG

1. Health Rights Advocacy

  • Promote the right to health as a fundamental human right.
  • Advocate for equitable access to quality healthcare for all, especially marginalized communities.
  • Monitor and report violations of health rights nationally and internationally.

2. Public Health Interventions

  • Collaborate with health institutions to respond to health emergencies and epidemics.
  • Organize vaccination drives, hygiene and sanitation sensitization, and preventive health services.
  • Coordinate health outreach campaigns, awareness programs, and community health education.

3. Medical Support & Humanitarian Assistance

  • Provide medical aid and support to victims of human rights violations or natural disasters.
  • Facilitate access to medical consultations, referrals, and basic healthcare services for vulnerable persons.
  • Mobilize resources (medications, equipment, healthcare personnel) for humanitarian interventions.

4. Health Policy Engagement

  • Participate in the development and review of national health policies and frameworks.
  • Offer recommendations to government bodies and institutions on health-related human rights issues.
  • Engage with health ministries, WHO, and international bodies for policy alignment.

5. Mental Health & Psychosocial Support

  • Promote mental health awareness as part of human dignity and well-being.
  • Provide or facilitate psychosocial counseling for trauma victims, displaced persons, and HCGI/HACIG members.
  • Train health personnel on trauma-informed care and rights-based approaches.

6. Collaboration & Partnerships

  • Establish partnerships with hospitals, health NGOs, and international health bodies.
  • Work with UN agencies and donors to support healthcare-related projects and advocacy.
  • Facilitate training programs for health professionals on ethics and human rights.

7. Monitoring & Evaluation

  • Monitor the health status of communities where HCGI/HACIG intervenes.
  • Evaluate the impact of health programs and improve approaches based on feedback.
  • Publish reports and research findings on public health and rights issues.

8. Health within HCGI/HACIG

  • Ensure the physical and mental well-being of HCGI/HACIG staff and volunteers.
  • Develop internal health safety protocols for missions and interventions.
  • Organize first aid and emergency response training for members.