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It will be carried out at 20 companies and factories in 10 districts of the city
from March to November, and is expected to benefit about 3,000 labourers.
Through training courses, medical workers and trade union officials in the
targeted localities will be equipped with skills to popularise information
about nutrition,
and spiritual and reproductive
health.
The previous phases of the project were rolled out in Hanoi and some localities,
helping nearly 10,000 people improve their knowledge and skills regarding health
care for women at child-bearing
age.
More than 1,500 female workers received free medical consultations and
reproductive health checkups.
Pham Hai Yen, Chairwoman of the municipal women’s union, said the project has
brought about great benefits in the context of the increasing number of
businesses in Hai Phong, whose female labourers have limited access to health
care services due to time pressure.
Source: VNA
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