Community health Department

Community health

The Community Health Department is committed to improving public health through the training of professionals who work directly with communities to promote wellness, prevent diseases, and improve access to healthcare services.The department focuses on preventive healthcare, health education, disease surveillance, environmental health, nutrition, maternal and child health, and community-based healthcare interventions. Students are trained to identify health challenges within communities and implement sustainable solutions that improve quality of life.Through field attachments and community outreach programmes, learners gain practical experience in working with diverse populations and addressing real-world public health issues.

Course Offered:

Diploma in Community Health Assistant

This programme prepares students to become Community Health Assistants capable of supporting healthcare delivery systems at community and institutional levels.

Entry Requirements:

• Mean Grade: C (Minus)

Duration: 2 years

Certificate in Community Health

The certificate programme provides foundational training in community health practices and public health interventions.

Entry Requirements:

• Mean Grade: D (Plain)

Duration: 1 year

Healthcare Assistant / Health Service Support

This practical programme is designed for individuals seeking essential healthcare support skills required in hospitals, clinics, nursing homes, rehabilitation centres, and community healthcare settings.Students are trained in patient care, infection prevention, communication skills, basic nursing support, first aid, and healthcare ethics.

Entry Requirements:

• Mean Grade: D (Plain)

Duration: 6 months