Our public health programs work across all four districts to prevent illness and promote healthy living in every community in Milne Bay.
Diagnosis, treatment, contact tracing and prevention of tuberculosis and HIV across Milne Bay Province.
Testing and screening services supporting disease surveillance and patient diagnosis across the province.
Prevention and management of diabetes, hypertension, cancer and other non-communicable diseases.
Ongoing COVID-19 surveillance, vaccination and community health response coordination.
Early detection and monitoring of disease outbreaks across all districts and island communities.
Border health monitoring at ports and airstrips to prevent the introduction of infectious diseases.
Water, Sanitation and Hygiene programs promoting safe water access and sanitation in communities.
Occupational health and safety standards and safe medical waste management across all facilities.
Malaria vector control through bed-net distribution, indoor spraying and larval source management.
Community-based health promotion based on the Pacific Healthy Islands framework.
Expanded Programme on Immunisation delivering routine childhood vaccines through facilities and outreach patrols.
Community-based health workers providing first-level care and health promotion in remote villages.
Preventive and basic dental care services delivered through facilities and community outreach.
Community education and awareness campaigns on nutrition, hygiene, disease prevention and healthy lifestyles.
Procurement and distribution of essential medicines and medical supplies to all health facilities.
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