Annual Report 2008-09 - Nehru Yuva Sangathan Tisi
Annual Report 2008-09 - Nehru Yuva Sangathan Tisi
Annual Report 2008-09 - Nehru Yuva Sangathan Tisi
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formality but now this crucial period in the life of the would mother is taken as the right time to apprise<br />
her as well as her elders on the proper health care that is required, making all the supporting elements<br />
in the circle of the likely birth alert and active. We wish that this unique tradition ceremony should be<br />
modernized to highlight the health need of the hour in the life of the pregnant women so that reduction<br />
in the post natal mortality rate can be had.<br />
1.9 Pradhan Conference<br />
In the three blocks of the operational area, Lalganj, Kheero and Sareni, a one day conference of<br />
Pradhans, Panchyat Mitra and Panchayat Representatives was held, with a view to sensitizing the on<br />
their role and responsibility so that 60% of the Panchyats become effective implementers of various<br />
programmes. The BDOs, MOICs, Field Officers of CARE India, Block Pramukh and other project<br />
workers took part and the head of our organization had a motivational dialogue with them.<br />
All the Pradhans and Members of the health committees learnt that by virtue of the Sure Start<br />
Project awareness has been felt in 40 percent villages and people have started realizing their<br />
responsibility. Till now pregnant women and new born were not inoculated and delivery of child used to<br />
take place at home. But now people are eager to receive the benefits of available services, which has<br />
brought about an appreciable hike in institutional child birth and project workers are helping ANMs and<br />
ASHA workers, which is a sure sign of progress towards the goals set.<br />
All the Pradhan were apprised on the role and responsibility of the health and sanitation committee in<br />
the matter of safe child delivery, sprinkle disinfectants in the wells, and maintaining sanitation around<br />
hand pumps etc.<br />
1.10 ASHA Conference<br />
As we are aware, the role of Asha Bahu amongst 1000<br />
people at village level is very vital in the sphere of mother<br />
and child health. She has direct influence on controlling the<br />
post natal mortality; her indifference in proper discharge of<br />
duties spells emergency, this was the background of<br />
organizing Asha conference in these block to emphasize on<br />
their responsibility. These conferences proved to be an<br />
effective forum for Ashas to voice their points of view and<br />
share their experience mutually. A number of good Ashas in<br />
respect of providing effective and prompt health services<br />
were suitably rewarded by the organization.<br />
1.11 World Breast Feeding Week.-<br />
It is generally observed that on account of old and superstitious practices majority of women do not<br />
breast-feed their children within half an hour of the child<br />
birth. But this very early breast feeding is nectar like and if<br />
continued up to 6 months this makes the baby capable of<br />
resisting various disease. To spread this message<br />
amongst the community, we celebrated breast-feeding<br />
week from 1 st to 7 th August <strong>2008</strong> in the entire operational<br />
area. While the community has better level of awareness<br />
now, the service providers also stand to gain by enhancing<br />
level of capacity building inputs. In this campaign mothers’<br />
in-law were sensitized through mothers’ committees. By<br />
means of door to door visit the benefits of breast-feedings<br />
were communicated. The husbands of pregnant women<br />
were involved in wall-writing and Healthy Baby show and Quiz events were arranged.<br />
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