Society for Nutrition, Education and Health Action
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Because Every Woman and Child Counts.
Society for Nutrition, Education and Health Action
Case Story 1: Defeating the fears…
• Name of the Beneficiary: Amina Banu
• Problem-Fear of past experience (still birth), economic condition, MAM
• Intervention-Counseling, motivation,emotional support, Diet counseling
• Outcome- Gained confidence, Healthy birth weight of 3 kg, MAM to Normal
Case Story 2: Little Nagarjun’s Breastfeeding triumph....
• Name of the Beneficiary: Nagarjun Rao
• Problem: Breastfeeding problem , inverted nipples
• Intervention: Counseling on proper positioning and attachment, building confidence.
• Outcome: Exclusive Breast feeding and increased confidence
Case Story 3: Connecting community to the Anganwadi
• Name of the Beneficiary: Nilofer Khan
• Problem- MAM-7.35kg height 74 cm, poor uptake of ICDS services
• Intervention: Creating awareness about ICDS and promoting proper feeding practices
• Outcome- Consumption of THR, Regular participation in Growth Monitoring
Case Story 4: Detection of Thalessemia
• Name of the Beneficiary - Arjun Pal
• Problem- SAM (5.37 kg & 65.2cm), Undetected thalessemia Major
• Intervention: DCC enrollment, detection of the disorder, linking to Sion hospital for blood transfusions and further treatment.
• Outcome- Normal ( 8.01kg & 72.7cm). Regular blood transfusion and better health
BEFORE
AFTER
Case Story 4: Shagufta crosses all hurdles to a healthy heart surgery for life…….
• Name of the Beneficiary: Shagufta Shaikh
• Problem: Acute malnutrition and heart problem
• Intervention: DCC Enrollment, MNT and SNT and referral to anganwadi
• Outcome: Child gained weight and is ready for surgery. Expenditure will be borne by ICDS
CURRENT
“Women (and children) are not dying because of a disease we cannot treat.
They are dying because societies have yet to make the decision that their lives are
worth saving.” Mohammed Fathalla
(Ex-president of International Federation of Gynecology and Obstetrics)