As every child deserve a great future so keeping children safe and free from harm is what we believe. We work relentlessly to ensure that children grow up healthy and enjoy a happy childhood. So we are passionately working to improve the health and nutrition status of children and also aware families about the importance of maintaining good personal health and hygiene, for themselves and for their children. A simple premise that every child deserves a happy and safe childhood is what drives us to run projects in the remotest parts of India to protect children from destroying their childhood. Our work investigates how we can improve the health of indigenous children so they can have the best start in life.Due to lack of knowledge, information and orientation in Health and hygiene the grass root level villagers cannot understand the need of immunization, safe drinking water, maintenance of personal hygiene and practices to maintain good Health .So the incidence of child mortality, morbidity, dehydration and malnutrition rate and other infectious diseases are quite high as per our community diagnosis. Our volunteers visit door to door to counsel people and provide necessary information regarding their Health needs. Time to time we organize awareness camps. Capacity building of groups for an active participation of government initiatives like Bal Swasthya Poshan Mah,
(BSPM) , Routine Immunization(RI),Village Health and Nutrition Days (VHND), Weakly Health and Nutrition Days (WHNDs), mobilizing the community for accessing the benefits of these initiatives etc. are some of the initiatives in this direction. .
- To work for reducing Maternal and Infant Mortality Rates (MMR and IMR) by promoting Reproductive Care and Child Health activities in rural and urban areas
- To create awareness about low-cost nutritious food out of within reach and available means.
- To organize and conduct programmes on healthy living and educate people on personal as well as environmental hygiene and sanitation.
- To undertake activities aiming to ensure availability of safe drinking water, particularly in rural and tribal areas.