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Improving the health of women & children in marginalized urban communities with better nutrition
Annual Goal: $15,000.00
Year to Date Gifts: $3,216.74
NPCS has a long history of conducting community-level projects that improve the nutrition status of women and children through education, awareness-raising and behavior-change activities. These include training for women's and other community groups, community-wide nutrition events and celebrations, regular growth monitoring for under-5 children, and follow up of malnourished children and pregnant/newly-delivered women. NPCS believes that equipping mothers, and communities as a whole, with the knowledge of how to best care nutritionally for themselves and their children, using the resources available to them locally, enables them to secure a better future. NPCS selects communities to work with for a period of 3-4 years, which ensures that new knowledge and awareness can be solidified and applied to behavior. NPCS also creates a cadre of local nutrition volunteers to maximize efficiency and effectiveness, and also create a local resource that remains after the project has been closed.
To reduce child malnutrition and improve the nutrition status of women in disadvantaged urban communities by raising knowledge, attitude, and positive practices in nutrition through training and awareness-raising at the community level.
1. To reduce child malnutrition (under -2 yrs ). 2. To improve nutrition-related knowledge, attitude and practices from baseline among mothers, community volunteers and other community leaders/stakeholders (eg. teachers, slum committee members, etc.).
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