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Improving access to primary healthcare for individuals affected by poverty, with a focus on rural areas

Project TRANSAKT

Transforming global societal challenges into real local activities supported by the Austrian Federal Ministry for Social Policy, Health, Care, and Consumer Protection.

For the first time in the Republic of North Macedonia and in the region, a service called Community Nurse will be piloted through the project. The aim is to apply good practices from the EU to ensure healthcare and social protection for citizens, particularly those at social risk, in this country.

Community nursing is a social service focused on the health of the population, with an emphasis on prevention and health promotion, and addressing health issues within the community. It is a practice of promoting and protecting the health of individuals and families, as well as groups and communities, through the application of knowledge from medical science, social sciences, and public health. This approach includes advocating for individuals and families, groups and communities, and their healthcare and health issues, as well as developing and planning public networks that relate to barriers-free access to care, healthcare, and social services. With a multiperspective approach to health, care is provided in the community, i.e., in people's homes.

Project goal:

Improving access to primary healthcare for individuals affected by poverty, with a focus on rural areas

General goals of the project

Specific project goals

The project is led by three organizations from the Republic of Austria in partnership with the Center for Development and Education as a licensed provider of social services in the territories of the municipalities of Prilep, Krivogashtani, and Dolneni.

The activities will be carried out in close cooperation with the municipality of Prilep, the municipality of Krivogashtani, the municipality of Dolneni, the JU MCSHR Prilep, and the City Hospital of Prilep, and the municipality of Gradsko.

Within the project, the procurement of equipment to improve mobility for individuals with mobility issues, the procurement of medications for families living in poverty, and social packages are planned.

The engagement of 10 nurses and 5 social workers and psychologists is planned in order to enable access to comprehensive services for individuals/families living in poverty, with a focus on rural areas.

Meet the TRANSAKT team

The TRANSAKT Team

OUR TEAM

Sara Bogdanska

Psychologist

Natasha Kuzmanoska

Psychologist

Frosina Kozaroska

Physiotherapist

Gordana Zhelcheska

Nurse

Slavica Tosheska

Nurse

Olivera Ruseska

Nurse