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By Binu Arickal, On September 25th, 2010%
Samarthan is implementing a project titled “Adolescents and Youth empowered with knowledge and life skills for improved reproductive and sexual health in Sehore district of Madhya Pradesh” since 2008. This is being implemented with support from the UNFPA. The project is being implemented in 205 villages from three blocks of Sehore district. The project …→Read More
By admin, On September 6th, 2010%
State Resource and Training Centre
Under the Targeted Intervention programme of NACO, Samarthan set up the State Resource and Training Centre was set up in Chhatisgarh. The objective of the programme was to provide services to targeted population to reduce incidences of HIV/ AIDS. Under the third phase of this programme,
Various resource …→Read More
By admin, On September 6th, 2010%
Smarthan in partnership with the Chhatisgarh Government started a programme to improve engagement of PRIs in nutrition and health. 10 Gps from 5 blocks each of Rajnandgaon and Bastaar were identified on the basis poor outreach of health and nutrition programmes. A block level resource team comprising Sarpanch, women and child development department functionaries, …→Read More
By admin, On September 5th, 2010%
Children are the most ignored section of society owing to their inability to voice their opinion. Samarthan started a pilot project to advance children’s a right to receive adequate services on water and sanitation and to flourish in a hygienic environment in 16 villages of Sehore district.
Meetings were held with PRI representatives, VHSCs, …→Read More
By admin, On September 5th, 2010%
Samarthan has focused on improving the reproductive health of the young community through formation of groups of adolescent boys, girls and young couples. Adolescents and youth represent almost one-third of the population of India. Adolescent pregnancy, risk of maternal and infant mortality, sexually transmitted diseases and reproductive tract infections and rapidly rising incidence …→Read More
By admin, On July 19th, 2010%
Many children in India are still far behind in terms of healthcare, education and other basic facilities. The condition in Madhya Pradesh is among the poorest in some of the indicators.
60% of children in MP are malnourished Infant mortality rate in rural areas is 76 per 1000 live births Only 32% of children …→Read More
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