Title: Home Improvement on Hygiene and Sanitation in Kameke Subcounty1.

Introduction: This
report aims to provide an overview of the home improvement initiatives undertaken in Kameke
Subcounty to enhance hygiene and sanitation practices. It will cover the objectives,
achievements, challenges faced, recommendations, and relevant statistics.2.Objectives: The
primary objectives of the home improvement program in Kameke Subcounty were as follows: a)
To promote awareness and education on proper hygiene and sanitation practices. B) To improve
access to clean water and sanitation facilities. C) To reduce the prevalence of waterborne
diseases. D) To encourage behavior change towards maintaining a clean and healthy living
environment.3.Achievements: a) Awareness and Education: Several awareness campaigns were
conducted, targeting households, schools, and community gatherings. Information on proper
handwashing techniques, waste management, and personal hygiene practices was disseminated
through workshops, posters, and pamphlets.b) Access to Clean Water: Efforts were made to
improve access to clean water sources by constructing and rehabilitating water points, such as
boreholes and wells. This ensured a sustainable supply of safe drinking water for the
community.c) Sanitation Facilities: Construction of improved latrines and handwashing stations
was prioritized to promote proper sanitation practices. Community members were educated on
the importance of using these facilities and maintaining their cleanliness.d) Reduced Waterborne
Diseases: The implementation of improved hygiene and sanitation practices led to a noticeable
reduction in waterborne diseases, such as diarrhea and cholera. Health facilities reported a
decrease in the number of cases related to poor hygiene.4.Challenges: a) Limited Resources:
Insufficient funding and resources posed a challenge to the implementation of comprehensive
home improvement programs.b) Cultural Practices: Some cultural practices and beliefs hindered
the adoption of improved hygiene and sanitation practices. Overcoming these deep-rooted beliefs
required extensive community engagement and sensitization.c) Maintenance and Sustainability:
Ensuring the long-term sustainability of the implemented initiatives proved challenging. Regular
maintenance of water points and sanitation facilities required community involvement and
commitment.5.Recommendations: a) Increase Funding: Adequate financial resources should be
allocated to sustain and expand home improvement programs in Kameke Subcounty.b)
Community Engagement: Continuous community engagement and sensitization programs should
be conducted to address cultural barriers and promote behavior change.c) Capacity Building:
Training programs should be organized to enhance the skills and knowledge of community
members in maintaining and repairing water and sanitation facilities.d) Monitoring and
Evaluation: Regular monitoring and evaluation should be conducted to assess the Impact of the
home improvement initiatives and identify areas for improvement.6.Statistics: a) Increase in
access to clean water sources: X%. b) Construction of improved latrines: Y number. C)
Reduction in waterborne diseases: Z% decrease in reported cases.In conclusion, the home
improvement initiatives in Kameke Subcounty have made significant progress in promoting
hygiene and sanitation practices. However, challenges remain, and sustained efforts are required
to ensure the long-term success of these programs. By implementing the recommended
strategies, Kameke Subcounty can continue to improve the living conditions and overall health
of its residents.