Report COVID english - SES 2021 rrr1 - Socios En Salud

REPORTCLINICAL ASSISTANCE AND HUMANITARIAN SUPPORTMarch 31, 2021 Report.

RESPONSE IN PERUCOVID-19

Health personnel from the Socios En Salud rapid response team conducting home visits to identify people suspected of having COVID-19.

Socios En Salud is a medical organization, a subsidiary of the global Socios En Salud organization and affiliated with Harvard Medical School. Since 1996, it has worked in Peru with the mission of giving a preferential health care option to its poorest people. Uniting diverse efforts, Socios En Salud seeks to bring the best of science and modern medicine to the most vulnerable and disadvantaged communities. Socios En Salud is one of the most reputable non-governmental organizations (NGOs) in Peru, having been recognized in 2020 as one of the Peruvian NGOs that had the most resources and impact in the country.

If you want to know about our work, you can review the 2020 Annual Report or visit our website at: www.sociosensalud.org.pe

REPORT OF CLINICAL ASSISTANCE AND HUMANITARIAN SUPPORT

With the appearance of COVID-19, Socios En Salud accelerated its activities and quickly responded with tests, contact tracing, clinical assistance and various resources for the communities most affected by the Coronavirus. Soon after, Socios En Salud adapted its clinical programs to mitigate the impact of the pandemic and ensure the safety of patients, health personnel and the various communities it supports. The effort included innovation and technology, as well as strengthening the oxygen ecosystem at different levels of public health care. With the support of various allies and public and private cooperators, this intervention has been expanded to the national level.

Socios En Salud continues its work and has not stopped its activities; Therefore, it presents this report in order to publicize the COVID-19 response in Peru during the first year of the pandemic (March 2020-March 2021).

Ministerio de Salud - MinsaSeguro Social del Perú - EsSaludDirección de Prevención y Control de TBDirección de Prevención y Control de VIH - MINSAInstituto Nacional de Salud (INS)Instituto Nacional de Salud del Niño – BreñaDirección de Redes Integradas de Salud Lima CentroDirección de Redes Integradas de Salud Lima EsteDirección de Redes Integradas de Salud Lima NorteDirección de Redes Integradas de Salud Lima SurDirección Regional de Salud San MartinDirección Regional de Salud del CallaoHospital de HuaycánHospital María AuxiliadoraHospital Nacional Arzobispo LoayzaHospital Nacional Cayetano HerediaHospital Nacional Daniel Alcides CarriónHospital Nacional Dos De MayoHospital Nacional Hipólito UnanueHospital Nacional Sergio E. BernalesHospital Nacional Docente Madre-Niño San BartoloméHospital Santa RosaHospital de Apoyo CarabaylloHospital de Emergencias Villa El Salvador

Hospital de BarrancaHospital de Chancay y Sbs Dr. Hidalgo Atoche LopezHospital General de HuachoHospital San Juan Bautista HuaralHospital Nacional Belén de TrujilloHospital Regional de LambayequeHospital Regional de LoretoHospital Regional de IcaHospital Referencial de FerreñafeHospital de Juanjuí – San MartínHospital Nacional María AuxiliadoraHospital Regional de TumbesHospital II-1 Chepén - EsSaludEsSalud – Villa Panamericana Red Asistencial Almenara – EsSaludRed Asistencial Sabogal – EsSaludRed Prestacional Rebagliati – EsSaludRed Asistencial de Lambayeque - EsSalud Gerencia Regional de Salud de AyacuchoGerencia Regional de Salud de LambayequeGerencia Regional de Salud de La LibertadGerencia Regional de Salud de San MartínGerencia Regional de Salud LoretoGerencia Regional de Salud TumbesGerencia Regional de Salud UcayaliInstituto Nacional Penitenciaro – INPEOficina Regional Norte Chiclayo - INPEOficina Regional Cusco - INPEOficina Regional Pucallpa - INPEOficina Regional San Martin - INPELaboratorio de MagdalenaFiscalía de la Nación - Ministerio Público del Callao

56Beneficiary institutions, offices and hospitals

To date, the installation of oxygen networks has been achieved as follows

national hospitals and 12 health centers 8

OXÍGENO COMPRIMIDO VACUNA

To date, have been donated

units of personal protective equipment

33 383

1 795People to date have benefited from

food baskets and vouchers

To date, the following installations have been achieved

oxygen cylinders 129

oxygen panels 8

31 411

To date, the following donations have been made

8 institutions and national hospitals

7 cold storage containers and 10 cold rooms to

To date, socioeconomic and clinical support has been provided to

beneficiaries 2 581

111 540To date, it has provided the following psychological care

cases through a mental health chat bot

The PIH Rapid Response teams inthe community have managed to administer rapid tests and

molecular tests

17 413

244 oxygen installations

8 795N95 and FFP02 respirators

portable oxygen 101 concentrators of 10 liters per minute

rapid tests

68 200Were donated to MINSA

Socios En Salud's Social Protection program continues to provide food, supplies and medicine to vulnerable populations.

+2 portable oxygen concentrators of 5 liters per minute

medical emergency beds 164

1 Implement a health care strategy for patients with COVID-19, their contacts and groups at high risk of developing a severe case of COVID-19.

If we want to stop the spread of COVID-19, we need to take advantage of diagnostic technologies and community mobilization to implement a systematic and widespread detection and surveillance system for COVID-19 in Peru. This objective includes offering rapid diagnostic and molecular diagnostic tests to the community and health personnel and providing them with appropriate personal protective equipment. As in any response to an epidemic, the level of control is based upon quickly finding new cases and isolating them.

positives10 724

negatives20 687

To date, 31,411 rapid tests for SARS-COV-2 have been carried out

Active search for COVID-19 diagnostic coverage

positives4 429

negatives12 984

To date, 17,413 molecular tests for SARS-COV-2 have been carried out

We were the first Peruvian organization to provide Peru’s Ministry of Health, in April 2020, the initial batch of 30,000 rapid tests which helped to implement the first rapid response teams in the country that went to affected communities to detect the COVID-19 virus.

Since then, we have donated 68,200 rapid tests and 7,610 SARS-Cov-2 tests using the molecular PCR tests were performed free of charge in our research laboratory, which has the authorization of the National Institute of Health of Peru.

In addition, we have tracking teams, made up of doctors, nurses and nursing technicians, distributed in North Lima and East Lima. Their function is to track COVID-19 contacts through rapid and molecular testing.

COVID-19 Contact Tracing Teams

Early Detection at COVID-19 Clinics

To prevent crowds in hospitals and to curb Coronavirus infections, the Ministry of Health, through the Directorate of Integrated Health Networks (DIHN) in North Lima, set up spaces for citizens to access testing results and rule out infection by the virus.

The actions deployed seek for the first level of care (health centers and clinics) to have the capacity to identify, diagnose and treat a case of COVID-19.

To date, Socios En Salud has provided support with 5 COVID-19 clinics, and the PIH rapid response team has screened 14,889 people

1.1 Active search for COVID-19 diagnostic coverage

PIH Rapid Response Team at the COVID-19 clinic of the Mexican Health Center, in the district of San Martín de Porres.

C.S.M.I Laura Rodríguez

3 025C.S.M.I Rímac786C.S. México

6 705C.S Carlos Protzel4 352

C.S. Villa Esperanza21

COVID-19 Screening

Screening for COVID-19 symptoms at the COVID-19 clinic at the Laura Rodríguez Maternity and Children’s Center.

4 511 (48%)people who were treated at the COVID-19 clinics presented some symptoms related to the virus and were immediately treated by the PIH RRT.

9 315people at COVID clinics benefited from the awareness and education talks on COVID-19.

Central Lima

Molecular PCR TestsPositive 1 463 l Negative 4 475

Rapid PR TestsPositive 737 l Negative 1 263

South Lima

Molecular PCR TestsPositive 603 l Negative 1 675

Rapid PR TestsPositive 154 l Negative 292

East Lima

Molecular PCR TestsPositive 709 l Negative 2 089

Rapid PR TestsPositive 973 l Negative 1 626

CallaoMolecular PCR Tests

Positive 260 l Negative 840


North LimaMolecular PCR Tests

Positive 1 150 l Negative 3 252

Rapid PR TestsPositive 8 545 l Negative 16 796

COVID-19 Contact Tracing Map

Active search for COVID-19 diagnostic coverage

Provinces

Molecular PCR TestsPositive 141 l Negative 330


* Not specified: PCR Positive 103 l PCR Negative 323* Not specified: PCR Positive 91 l PCR Negative 247

Rapid Response Teams (RRT) carry out epidemiological surveillance of suspected cases of COVID-19. These primary care teams are made up of health professionals who travel to the districts

of East Lima and North Lima to actively search for COVID-19.

SARS-Cov-2 Mobile Laboratory Donation

Mobile Laboratory: COVID MASKAQ

"Covid Maskaq," which means "the one who looks for COVID," is a modern mobile laboratory properly equipped to carry out molecular diagnostic tests to detect SARS-Cov-2.

"We have watched the construction of this mobile laboratory since its first prototypes, and we are happy that it is now a reality and can contribute to the population," says Dr. Leonid Lecca, general director of Socios En Salud, who together with USAID have donated this modern mobile laboratory to the National Institute of Health - NIH of the Ministry of Health of Peru.

Donated to:

Constructed and financed by:

The Minister of Health, Pilar Mazzetti, presents the first mobile laboratory which had the valuable support and participation of USAID and Socios En Salud, who financed its construction and

equipment. The operation and maintenance of the mobile equipment is in the charge of the NIH.

10 390COVID Masqak so far has processed

molecular tests

in the regions of Junín, Huancavelica and Pasco

Research Laboratory for COVID-19 molecular tests

Dr. Claudio Ramírez, director of the Directorate of Integrated Health Networks of North Lima (DIHN North Lima), assures all that Socios En Salud is a strategic ally because they seek to improve people’s quality of life,

which implies, fundamentally, addressing worry about the most relevant diseases such as tuberculosis and now, COVID-19.

Research Laboratory

The Socios En Salud Laboratory, located north of Lima, has the authorization of the National Institute of Health of Peru and a highly trained team for the diagnosis of SARS-Cov-2 using real-time PCR molecular tests.

Hospital improvement and support to public health institutions

Improvement of health services

Since March 2020, the battle began in health facilities and hospitals across the country for the management of symptomatic and serious cases of COVID-19. Faced with this situation, Socios En Salud, in coordination with various public health institutions, decided to invest in the protection of health professionals on the front line through respiratory and personal protection equipment, medical emergency beds, furniture and temporary mortuaries throughout Metropolitan Lima, Lima’s Provinces and more than 10 of the country’s interior regions.

Implementation of new x-ray, laboratory, pharmacy, and sterilization areas, which offer support to the Observation Room for patients with moderate cases in Pan-American Village Hospital.

Donation of refrigerated containers and chambers for use as temporary COVID-19 mortuaries.

Donation of personal protective equipment for the care of health personnel

Donation of personal protection equipment by the United States Armed Forces, Southern Command.


8 795

33 383units of personal protective equipment

N95 and FFFP02 respirators

medical emergency beds

164

were donated to 11 health institutions and prisons.

42 4203-ply masks with disposable elastic

Temporary Oxygenation Attention Center "Carabayllo"

In alliance with the United States Agency for International Development (USAID) and

Socios En Salud, in coordination with the Directorate of Integrated Health Networks

of Lima Norte, of the Ministry of Health, the donation of 45 portable oxygen devices was made and 45 beds are to be assigned to the

Temporary Oxygenation Attention Center (CATO) in Carabayllo. This center takes in patients who have a mild clinical diagnosis

of COVID-19 and with an oxygen saturation no less than 90%. They will be referred to

health centers in Carabayllo, Puente Piedra and Comas, as well as the Hospital de Apoyo de Carabayllo and the National

Sergio E. Hospital. Bernales.

In addition, 6 oxygen concentrators were donated to the Temporary Oxygenation

Center of Ancón, all of this to strengthen the primary care (health centers and posts)

of the DIRIS Lima Norte.

Sin problema de Salud Mental(menor a 4)

52 139 (46.8%)

Strengthening of the installed capacities in the oxygen care of COVID-19

260oxygen pointsinstalled in 8 national hospitals in Lima, La Libertad, Lambayeque, Ica and Tumbes, and 12 health centers in Loreto, Lima, La Libertad and Lambayeque. Additionally, 9 Mainfol oxygen generator cylinder panels in the regions of Lambayeque, Lima, La Libertad, and Ica.

Faced with the growing need for oxygen to care for patients with respiratory failure, our commitment has been to strengthen the response capacity of hospitals and health centers, through the implementation of medical gas networks and Mainfol oxygen generator cylinder panels. To date, it is estimated that more than 6,746 patients have benefited from respiratory support.

Likewise, an alternative made available by technology is oxygen concentrators which extracts oxygen from the air to deliver it in a purer form and they will be delivered to health facilities, hospitals and temporary oxygen care centers.

Actions in response to the need for oxygen

101concentratorsof portable oxygen of 10 liters per minute + 2 portable oxygen concentrators of 5 liters per minute.

90oxygen cylinders medical distributed in various health facilities in Lima, San Martín, Ucayali, Pasco, Huánuco, Lambayeque, and Cusco.

Inside of the Temporary Oxygenation Care Center en Carabayllo

Installation of oxygen networks in national hospitals to supply hospital beds

Oxygen concentrators and cylinders at the Carabayllo Support Hospital.

Hospitalization area of COT Carabayllo

Strengthening with human resources

To reinforce the operation of the COVID points and coordinate with the teams of the national TB and HIV programs of the Ministry of Health, doctors and nurses were hired to provide care. In addition, 2 health managers were hired who have allowed management with the technical teams of the DIRIS/DIRESA (Spanish acronyms) and the monitoring of ESS personnel.

specialists in public health and epidemiology

2The human team was strengthened with:

15 medical assistantshealthcare workers

lab professionals

152

2Country TB Proyect: Closing gaps in the national response to tuberculosis with an emphasis on multidrug resistance, vulnerable populations (pediatric and PPL) and community health systems July 2019 - June 2022

On March 12, 2021, the Global Fund issued a Guidance Note stating that indicates that up to 10% of the project budget can be used in the response to the COVID-19 emergency. The Ministry of Health accepts the aid through the official letters 112-2020-DVMSP-MINSA (1st part, March 25) and 185-2020-DVMSP-MINSA (2nd part, May 8).

Global Fund Support to the COVID-19 Response

Coordinating body:

Technical counterpart:

Funding body: Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis, and Malaria.

Proyecto País TB tiene como objetivo complementar las acciones estatales de prevención y control contra la tuberculosis, priorizando las brechas y las poblaciones más afectadas, a la vez que busca fortalecer el rol de la sociedad civil en la lucha contra esta enfermedad. Por ello, Proyecto País TB frente a la COVID-19 ha buscado descentralizar y garantizar el diagnóstico rápido y oportuno.

At the time of the report, the 15 COVID-19 points strengthened by this intervention have cared for more than 8,507 people, in person, and remotely, 4,194 people.


Strengthening of national labs

In order to strengthen the laboratories with equipment according to the initial diagnosis of needs, biochemical and hematological analyzers, arterial gas analysis equipment and supplies necessary for the management of patients with COVID-19 have been delivered. These kits will also be useful for people affected with other health problems in the jurisdiction of the COVID point or other nearby service stations.

In addition, through the National Institute of Health (NIH), laboratory personnel were trained to diagnose COVID-19 with the LAMP method. Case detection is a bottleneck that has made it difficult to control the pandemic. The LAMP method is an alternative, faster and more accessible method, with a sensitivity comparable to that obtained in the technique RT-PCR.

Clinical equipment

An important point for this intervention has been to improve offerings for the care of mild and moderate cases of COVID-19; for which, 15 service stations have been equipped with clinical beds, medical furniture, oxygen concentrators or other equipment according to the needs of these centers.

biochemical analyzers15

Laboratories set up with:

micropipettes hematology analyzers

1515


5-parameter monitors

6 083

51 clinical beds

manometers (oxygen cylinders)

65

20oxygen concentrators

spirometers2

12 computer equipment (PC + printers)

portable x-ray machine

1

6tensiometers

cabinets and 2 refrigerators

3

health facilities were enabled and conditioned for the care of COVID-19 cases (COVID points) in Northern Lima, Southern Lima, Eastern Lima, Lima City and San Martín.

5

Molecular diagnosis of SARS-Cov-2 (LAMP method) was implemented in:

regional labs

GeneXpert cartridges

2 750 For the diagnosis of SARS-Cov-2, the following were provided:

15

Delivery of clinical beds for the Juanjuí IIE Hospital, in the San Martín Region.


Voucher delivery to vulnerable Peruvian and migrant families

Through an agreement signed with UNAIDS and through the Emergency Cash Transfers Project for COVID-19, 635 migrant families and vulnerable populations were benefited with a bonus of 760 Peruvian soles. The beneficiaries were 19% Peruvian families and 81% foreign families. There was active participation by the OAT and MCC to identify the most excluded families.

Donation of personal protective equipment and clinical supplies

In order to provide the service considering the safety of medical and nursing staff and members of

the organizations of the community system, personal protective equipment has been distributed to be used in the care, prevention and control work

in the community.

emergency bonds

635

19% Peruvian families

To date, there has been delivery of

81% migrant families

To date, the following has been delivered

15

paneles deoxígeno

PPEs forhealth centers (COVID-19, TB and

15

Coordination with the Tahuantinsuyo Bajo Maternal and Child Center, in the district of

Independencia.

Health facilities making use of protective equipment and clinical supplies

paneles deoxígeno

Delivery of modules for COVID-19 care at the Jicamarca health facility in the Lurigancho Chosica district, Lima.

Containers conditioned as care modules at the José Gálvez Maternal and Child Center, in the Villa María del Triunfo district.

3 Provide high-quality health care to people with suspected COVID-19 and patients with other diseases in the context of COVID-19.

COVID-19 and non-COVID-19 remote monitoring

Telemonitoring and Remote Counseling

2377

COVID-19 has demonstrated the importance of using telehealth to provide care, especially as a means of reducing the risk of transmission. This work has transcended the response to the crisis, strengthening the response capacity of our health system; In this sense, it was necessary to optimize the processes related to differentiated remote care for people with COVID-19 and those without COVID-19, with adequate reference flows for pregnant women, children and people with health problems, such as diabetes mellitus, hypertension, tuberculosis, and HIV, among others.

In addition, remote care for the most vulnerable groups affected by the COVID-19 pandemic was complemented by sending messages and video calls.

There is an urgent need to activate virtual and community-based healthcare strategies for these communities. Therefore, using technology, it is necessary to implement teleconsultations and tele-mentoring that link patients with health providers for community education, counseling, medication delivery and visits to patients' homes.

85 545

115 781COVID-19

Through the Audara system, support and attention calls were made:

NOT COVID-19

Support by mobile health application - Chatbot

people at risk of diabetes and hypertension

363

Soy Qhali KayIt means 'I am Healthy' and can identify people diagnosed with, or at risk of, type 2 diabetes mellitus and arterial hypertension.

children at risk in within their development

1 042

Child Development - CASITAThrough this virtual strategy, risk is identified in the child development of boys or girls between 6 to 24 months of age. CASITA BOT won 2nd place in the contest, organized by the Ministry of Development and Social Inclusion (MIDIS), Bernard Van Leer and Campus Party.

sessions with Quechua speaking people

42

KuskaAn oral/audio tool that provides remote psychological care en the Quechua language.

people with dietary issues

198

Chat with your NutriThis chatbot helps identify people with obesity and provide follow-ups with health professionals to improve nutrition and physical activity.

AlmaA chatbot that allows connection with women at risk of breast cancer, to provide preventive and free mammography service.

499women at risk

GestAmorA chatbot that allows the user to have a consultation with an obstetrician, to recognize warning signs during pregnancy and to know if she may be pregnant.

480pregnant women at risk

Delivery Service “Medications to your Home”

Due to the limitations that the pandemic has generated in the framework of COVID-19, Socios En Salud established the strategy for home delivery of medicines through community health agents; However, it was necessary to reach more patients with chronic diseases, and in January 2021, in coordination with the Directorate of Integrated Health Networks Lima Norte, the service “Medications to your Home” was implemented in the districts of Carabayllo and Puente Piedra. This strategy allows the delivery of medications to the home of patients unable to go to the health center.

With both strategies, it has been possible to reach more than 672 patients with chronic diseases, and 50 daily deliveries and 1,200 per month of medications are expected.

52 139 (46.8%)

Health strategy - Not COVID-19

Beneficiary meeting the home delivery service "Medications to your Home," for patients with chronic diseases.

Motorized

203Total

Diabetes Mellitus II70

Arterial Hypertension/Others

10

Arterial hypertension 64

Diabetes Mellitus II/ Arterial hypertension/Others

11

Diabetes Mellitus II/ Others

9

Beneficiary receiving medications from the home delivery service “Medications to your Home,” in the Carabayllo district.

*Others: 4

Community agents

469Total

Diabetes Mellitus II154

Diabetes Mellitus II/ Arterial hypertension

121Arterial hypertensionl194

Diabetes Mellitus II/ Arterial hypertension

35

Support and care for tuberculosis

x-rays performed 26 950

7 374 (27%)

The active search for tuberculosis, ‘TB Móvil,’ which involves mobile units with x-ray technology and Xpert MTB/RIF, resumed the activities of care for the population at risk of TB throughout Lima and the provinces in June of 2020.

96

Active TB case search: TB Móvil

TB MÓVIL and its active search for tuberculosis expanded its attention to additionally rule out COVID-19.

abnormal TB x-rays

people diagnosed with TB referred to the health system

The COVID-19 Rapid Response Team also collects sputum samples to rule out tuberculosis.

At each visit of a SES COVID-19 contact tracing team to the home of someone suspected of having COVID-19, there was also a sputum sample collection from contacts with a cough for analysis with the GeneXpert test (molecular test for tuberculosis diagnosis).

Sputum collection

community sputum samples

3 649 To date, there have been

GeneXpert tests - molecular diagnosis of tuberculosis

4 894

people with tuberculosis resistant to Rifampicina

people were detected to have the TB mycobacterium

132

8

GeneXpert

Mental health assistance

Specialized care

Primary care establishments and hospitals of Minsa and EsSalud

257

Community Mental Health Centers

914

Other institutions

18

Women’s Emergency Center (CEM)

153

The community health agent Bacilio participating in the active search for cases with a mental health problem, in Trujillo, a city in northern Peru

Massive mental health campaign to provide psychosocial support in Lima.

Probable Mental Health problem (=/+ to 5)

59 401 (53%)

Scope of mental health care

111 540reply to BienEstar chatbot 28 888

to receive mental health care

People who agreed

Reason for referral

Suicidal ideation and perception of harm

181 (14%)

1 342 (5%)

Moderate to severe major depression

792 (59%) Alcohol and drug use

15 (1%) Sleep quality issues

79 (6%) Violence issues

46 (3%)

Total

Other mental disorders

229 (17%)

Complex cases

Emotional support (grief)

1 397 (5%) Psychological First Aid

23 829 (83%)Facing additional problems

3 184(11%) Mutual Aid Groups

396 (1%)

people referred to:

people referred to:

people referred to:

people referred to:

28 888Total

4Education on COVID-19 and search for COVID-19 cases through the community network of community health agents; and provide affected families with socioeconomic support.

Search, accompaniment and education with ACS

Anti-COVID-19 Committees

Community members participating in advocacy and educational activities against COVID-19

In middle of 2020, The Ministry of Health promoted more than a thousand Anti-Covid-19 Committees throughout the country to strengthen primary care through involvement and community participation in response to COVID-19. For this reason, Socios En Salud made a donation of communication materials in order to provide the members of these committees with tools.

Photo: Courtesy of Promoción de la Salud del Minsa

Photo: Courtesy of Promoción de la Salud del Minsa

We have many years of experience in mobilizing community health agents or promoters (community volunteers) and we know of their key role in attending to various health problems, so we seek to enhance their capacities and integrate them into the efforts of the health services in the education, search and identification of patients and families affected by COVID-19 and other health problems. Likewise, with your help we provide clinical care and assistance and socioeconomic support to families living in poverty or extreme poverty.

flyers, posters and leaflets

55 000

banners and infographics

Donation of brochures for the AntiCOVID-19 Committees of Northern Lima

90

Community health agents in search of COVID-19

13 254actual home visits

26 330Temperature measurement

888Febrile peopleand other COVID-19 symptoms

Search for COVID-19 cases through the strengthening of the network of qualified community health agents.

Map of care with Community Health Agents (ACS)

Central and South Lima

146 l Visits made243 l Temperature

measurement16 l COVID-19

Symptoms

East Lima

3 407 l Visits made5 686 l Temperature

measurement200 l COVID-19

Symptoms

North Lima9 701 l Visits made

20 401 l Temperature measurement672 l Síntomas COVID-19

Community Health Agents provide information and take temperature measurements in vulnerable areas.

Social Protection

Housing support Furniture/blankets272 l Beneficiaries320 l Attentions

Food baskets/food vouchers1 795 l Beneficiaries3 290 l Attentions

Mobility25mobile units available to transfer and search for patients

Clinical support987 l Beneficiaries1126 l Attentions

Other socioeconomic support1 322 l Beneficiaries1 591 l Attentions

The social and economic crisis of recent years has had a very negative impact on employment and the fight against poverty; Faced with this latent situation, Socios En Salud, with the help of private companies and national and foreign individual donors, has been supporting the implementation of soup kitchens in various peripheral neighborhoods of the districts of Metropolitan Lima.

Socioeconomic support Socioeconomic support

Soup kitchens

People

People

People

The COVID-19 pandemic taught us how important handwashing is to save lives; For this reason, Socios En Salud promotes the importance of hygiene to prevent diseases and even death, especially in contexts of poverty and vulnerability.

Hygiene kit

We deliver hygiene kits and protection materials to reduce the risk of contagion from COVID-19 in communities

1 308 l North LimaSoup kitchens: 15

157 l East LimaSoup kitchens: 3

197 l South LimaSoup kitchens: 3

6 853

Hygiene kit

beneficiaries with hygiene kits (Brushes, toothpaste, personal and utensil soaps, sponges, bleach, cleaning cloths, alcohol gel, cleaning bucket).

Beneficiaries of the Villa Santa Rosa, Ticlio Chico soup kitchen in Villa María del Triunfo.

Allies and alliances for the COVID-19 response in Peru

Our Allies

Consultorio

Community Mental Health Agents searching for people with psychosocial problems.

In our national response against COVID-19 in Peru, we have the strategic support of various multilateral and bilateral organizations, foundations, national and foreign companies, and individual donors, whom we recognize and thank for the opportunity they offer us to reach the poorest and most vulnerable communities, severely affected by the COVID-19 pandemic.

Socios En Salud

Contact:

Address: Jr. Puno 279, Cercado de Lima, Lima – Perú.Email: [email protected] number: +51-16125200Cell phone: 998979025

Dr. Leonid Lecca García, Director General SES.Email: [email protected]

Lic. Milagros Nuñovero, Director de Administración y Finanzas.Correo: [email protected]

Lic. Vanessa C. Montenegro, Head of Comunicaciones SES.Email: [email protected]

Efforts to defeat this terrible pandemic must continue and Socios En Salud will continue on the front lines helping Peru, its health professionals and affected communities to resist and overcome this difficult time.

This is the moment of the greatest possible solidarity, so if you’re interested in supporting, I’ll appreciate it if you contact us immediately.

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