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Please scroll down for images "What happens to another, be that a joy or a sorrow, happens to me." (Meister Eckhart)Major problem for our Children: High rate of malnutrition According to India's National Nutritional Bureau, more than half the deaths of newborn to five-year-old children are directly or indirectly related to malnutrition and only nine percent are nutritionally normal. Stunting is widespread in our children as they succumb to malnutrition in the first two years of their lives. National Nutrition Monitoring bureau(2012) – 55 %of pre school children were under weight, 52% stunted and 15% wasted National Family Health Survey -3 (2005-06)
Nearly 80% of infants now have anemia Children's nutrition should be a critical component of all programs dealing with the welfare of our children and our community at large. Malnutrition leads to:
Every Child is assessed and followed up for their Nutritional Status in addition to other Health needs. Supplements of High-Protein-Energy Powders, Skim Milk Powder, Iron, Vitamins etc. are provided on a regular basis. Though the process is slow and sometimes frustrating, it is certainly very worthwhile and extremely gratifying. Nothing can compare to the joy one feels in seeing sad, malnourished and frightened children transform into happy, healthy and enthusiastic ones, ready to face and dream about their future tomorrows.
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