The health conditions in Kurere are distressing, characterized by elevated rates of child and maternal mortality, as well as a prevalent occurrence of malaria. In addition to these health challenges, the community grapples with inadequate access to healthcare services, proper nutrition, and substandard hygiene practices that contribute to the spread of communicable diseases like cholera and typhoid. It is imperative for the government to formulate and implement policies that prioritize essential amenities such as clean water and sanitation facilities, healthcare clinics, social and accessibility services, and electricity facilities. Collaboration with local NGOs is crucial, as they can provide technical assistance and resources.

The policy brief also proposes various health education and training programs to enhance the Kurere population’s knowledge and skills in health and nutrition, promoting awareness of healthy practices. Financial support from the government is necessary to facilitate the community’s implementation of health interventions. Lastly, the brief stresses the significance of recognizing the interconnections between non-health policy areas, such as education and economic development, during the execution of health interventions.

Immediate government intervention is imperative to ameliorate the health status of the Kurere community, with a focus on basic amenities, education, and training initiatives, while acknowledging the interdependence of health with non-health policy areas.