S.No. Sub centre/Primary Health Centre/State Dispensary Village Health Sanitation And Nutrition Committee 1 Lakhibazar 1No Kamardisha 2 Lakhibazar Hazirapara 3 Koklabari SHC 2 NO Koklabari (Randhanipara) 4 Koklabari SHC Santipur 5 Koklabari SHC SimlaBarosupa 6 Nawputa Nawputa 7 Nalbari Jarabari 8 Nalbari Arkara 9 Koklabari SHC 1No.Koklabari (uttarsupa) 10 Koklabari SHC Bainakuchi 11 Koklabari SHC Simla M.Supa 12 Golagaon BPHC Bhmkipar Kisanbasti 13 Duba Kasumari Duba 14 Duba Kasumari Kasumari 15 Daodhara Daodhara 16 Koklabari SHC Lachitpara 17 Golagaon BPHC Hapachara 18 Tukrakuchi Tukrakuchi 19 Betbari Betbari 20 Betbari Phulaguri 21 Anchali MPHC 1No. Anchali 22 Naba Dihira Karankata 23Read More…
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S.No. Sub centre/Primary Health Centre/State Dispensary Village Health Sanitation And Nutrition Committee 1 N/A Dighalipathar VHSC 2 N/A Digholi T.E. VHSC 3 N/A No.1 Dubarani VHSC 4 N/A Dubarani Shyam Gaon VHSC 5 N/A Digholi Vidyapur VHSC 6 N/A Singimari VHSC 7 N/A Barpathar Town. N0.2 Ward VHSC 8 N/A Digholi Missing VHSC 9 N/A Bosapothar VHSC 10 N/A Avongpothar VHSC 11 N/A Borchapori VHSC 12 N/A Bhagwan T.E. VHSC 13 N/A Pavojan T.E. VHSC 14 N/A Baromukhiya VHSC 15 N/A Pavojan VHSC 16 N/A Sarupavojan VHSC 17 N/A Noi Missing VHSC 18 N/A Chakalimiri VHSC 19 N/A Bhotiya MissingRead More…
S.No. Sub centre/Primary Health Centre/State Dispensary Village Health Sanitation And Nutrition Committee 1 SIALMARI GAONBURA PAM 2 SIALMARI BAMUNDICHAR 3 SIALMARI GAONBURA PAM 4 SIALMARI TANGONMARI 5 SIALMARI KHALEKMARA 6 SIALMARI KHALEKMARA 7 GONDHMOW RAKHYA SANI CHAR 8 GONDHMOW M/S BOROCHUPA GONDHMOW 9 BONGSHOR GOPALTHAN 10 BONGSHOR 2NO SARU DAMPUR AMDOLA 11 BONGSHOR BONGSHAR SASTAR CHARIALI 12 BONGSHOR SANPARA PARBAT 13 BONGSHOR 2NO. AMBARI 14 BONGSHOR SANPARA PARBAT BORBARI 15 BONGSHOR BONGSHAR ABHAYPUR PAM 16 BONGSHOR DAMPURAMDOLAPAR 17 BONGSHOR SOKOMA DAMPUR 18 BONGSHOR 1NO AMBARI 19 M.N.DAS PHULBARI PUB PHULBARI PAHAR 20 M.N.DAS PHULBARI PACHIM PHULBARI PAHAR 21 M.N.DAS PHULBARIRead More…
S.No. Sub centre/Primary Health Centre/State Dispensary Village Health Sanitation And Nutrition Committee 1 Tupamari 3 No. Bhakhuradia 2 Tupamari Palashipara 3 Tupamari Rangeswari Pam 4 Tupamari Kholabanda 5 Tupamari Rangeswari 6 Tupamari Rangeswari 7 Tupamari 2 No. Bhakhuradia 8 Tupamari 1 No. Bhakhuradia 9 Tupamari 1 No. Bhakhuradia 10 Tupamari 3 No. Bhakhuradia 11 Tupamari Paharpara 12 Tupamari 3 No. Bhakhuradia 13 Saru Arikati Goroimari Bilorjan 14 Saru Arikati Panikahiti 15 Saru Arikati Panikahiti 16 Saru Arikati Lotirtury 17 Saru Arikati Lotoradia Char 18 Saru Arikati Lotoradia Char 19 Saru Arikati Goroimari Char 20 Saru Arikati Saru Arikati 21 SaruRead More…
S.No. Sub centre/Primary Health Centre/State Dispensary Village Health Sanitation And Nutrition Committee 1 Chandakuchi SHC Janigog II 2 Chandakuchi SHC Janigog 3 Solmara MPHC Sarukaihati 4 Solmara MPHC Kaihati 5 Jariapara Solmari(Bhaira 6 Kakaya CHC Kakaya 7 Belsor Model Hospital Tilapara 8 Balowa SHC Balowa 9 Kumarikata Kumarikata (2) 10 Khakaharisal Khakhrisal. 11 Khakaharisal Godira 12 Belsor Model Hospital Belsor Melki para 13 Paschim Chamata Chamata 5no Khanda. 14 Amoni Amoni (Nalana) 15 Chamata CHC Rupiabathan(Kendur Tal) 16 Badesila Badesela 17 Solmara MPHC Solmara 1 18 Boritapa MPHC Bori (Chariyapar)1 19 Gandhiya Ghandhiya (Alliyabari Satra) 20 Paschim Chamata Pachim ChamataRead More…
ASHA is the only ASHA (Hindi) for Pregnant Women in the Valley in Uttarakhand
ASHA is the only ASHA (Hindi) for Pregnant Women in the Valley in Uttarakhand Story of a struggle between life and the distance Champawat region in the state of Uttarakhand is one of most difficult topographies in India. In many villages, communities have to walk/ tread through the mountainous routes to reach the paved roads. This creates immense challenges especially during health emergencies. During the COVID lockdown, Ganga Devi underwent delivery at the community health center and returned to her home at Pipal Khan village. After a while, she started to have pains in her abdomen. Parvati Devi, the AccreditedRead More…
Bridging the Digital Divide – Connecting Communities with Health Systems through virtual Jan Samwad
The platform of Jan Samwads (Public Dialogues) is an important mechanism to seek community feedback on health services and redress grievances under the National Health Mission (NHM). These events are usually organised bi-annually at the Primary Health Center (PHC), block and districts levels.
Rapid Antigen Test at the Pathakpur Health and Wellness Centre Orang Block PHC, Udalguri district, Assam
As the state’s COVID-19 tally increases rapidly with more number of asymptomatic cases, the Government of Assam decided to conduct Rapid Antigen Test (RAT) to quickly identify the persons with COVID-19 infections
ASHA is the only ASHA (Hindi) for Pregnant Women in the Valley in Uttarakhand
Champawat region in the state of Uttarakhand is one of most difficult topographies in India. In many villages, communities have to walk/ tread through the mountainous routes to reach the paved roads. This creates immense challenges especially during health emergencies.
WE WILL NOT FEAR, WE WILL DEFEAT CORONA: Confidence of a Female Health Worker in Odisha
In the first phase, we undertook house to house survey in the village. Now in the second phase, we are doing thermal screening of family members and the persons who have high temperature are referred to city hospital for health check-ups. Urban Health and Nutrition Days (UHNDs) and immunization were suspended after lockdown, which have been restarted since May 2, 2020.
Mobile Fever Clinic Bus in Mysuru, Karnataka
The Karnataka State Road Transport Corporation (KSRTC), Mysuru has converted a bus in to a Mobile Fever Clinic Bus for screening the people of rural Mysuru. Facilities provided in the bus include a bed, seating facility, medicine box, washing basin, sanitizers, liquid soap oil, water facility, fan and other required arrangements. The cost for a mobile clinic is Rs 50,000/-. Besides, some old buses have also been converted into ‘Mobile Sanitizers’ to fumigate the field workers combating for Covid 19. The medical team inspected the bus and certified for screening the patients on the move which is the first everRead More…
Members of Mahila Arogya Samities Stitch Masks for Slum Dwellers in Odisha
Members of Mahila Arogya Samities (MASs) have come forward to support the community during Covid 19 crisis. One among these was the initiative to distribute face masks to slum dwellers free of cost who cannot afford to buy masks. MAS members of 4 cities: Cuttack, Berhampur, Koraput and Bhubaneswar in Odisha have stitched face masks and distributed to the needy people in their slums. MAS members have purchased clothes for masks from three sources: (i) untied funds, (ii) award money by the state NUHM on the best performing MAS based on their previous year work, and (iii) personal contributions. ConsideringRead More…
Efforts of MAS Members in Keeping People Indoors during Covid 19
Ms Zarina Biwi, President of Dharitri Mahila Arogya Samiti (DMAS), Jeypore, Koraput said, “Despite repeated requests from the district administration and police not to step out from the houses during the lock down, some people are violating the rules. They not only put their lives at risk, but create problems for others. We hence, decided to guard the streets of ward number 22 to restrict the movement of the people. > A group of women from DMAS came forward to keep people at home when people are flouting lockdown rules and not maintaining social distances. Armed with lathis, they wereRead More…
ASHA Worker’s Drive in Kerala in Combating against CORONA
Chemnad is the biggest panchayat in Kasargod district of Kerala covering a population of 65,000. On April 25, 2020, a team of health workers of Chemnad Primary Health Centre visited the neighbouring village, Chembirrika after a woman was diagnosed with COVID-19. They immediately shifted the woman to the district general hospital in Kasargod and the remaining three members of her family to another testing centre. A nine-member family with a five-month old baby in the neighbouring household was in apprehension due to the death of a same age COVID infected baby in Kerala. The team consoled the family not toRead More…
ASHA Sahiyogini from Baran District, Rajasthan – A Fighter against Corona Virus
I have been going for a household survey for the last one month, and I consolidate the report and send to my officers regularly. I gather information on the people who are coming from outside states and motivate them to go for health checkups at the primary health centers,” Said ASHA Sahiyogini in Chhepabarood village, Baran district, Rajasthan. The work of an ASHA Sahiyogini as a real corona warrior, has been commendable. She takes pride in serving the community to fight against the Corona virus in addition to her routine work such as child health, maternal health and family planning.Read More…
A Success Story of an ASHA in Tripura
Ms Annalata Jamatia joined as ASHA in January 2008 in Malbasa AWC (A), Purba Malbasa ADC village in Tripura. When Covid crisis hits India, Annalata and her co-workers collected information about Covid through TV news channels and YouTube videos as they had very little knowledge on Covid. Subsequently, a series of meetings were organised by VHSNCs and the Community Leader, Para Chowdhury to take decisions on the steps to be taken by the villagers to combat against Covid. Volunteers were selected to monitor the entire process. Post meeting, Annalatha along with other ASHAs and 4 AWCs took the responsibility ofRead More…
Additional PHC made functional through community demand in Darbhanga
Funds were sanctioned for the construction of an Additional Primary Health Centre (A-PHC) at Bithauli, Block Baheri in District Darbhanga and the facility was to be made functional by early 2015.
ASHA Saved the Life of an Infant
Despite institutional deliveries are increased at 80.1 percentage, and out of which 70 percentage deliveries are taking place in public health facilities, there is a persistence of home deliveries across the states. There is evidence that many home deliveries are not conducted by skilled birth attendants particularly in underserved areas, and among the marginalized.
36th meeting minutes – Jane 15, 2017
Members of Advisory Group on Community Action (AGCA) present Mr Alok Vajpeyi, Director – Programmes (Acting), PFI welcomed the participants to the 36th meeting of the Advisory Group on Community Action (AGCA). He informed the group that Ms Poonam Muttreja would not be able to attend the meeting as she is unwell. Mr Vajpeyi introduced Mr Saurabh Raj, who has recently joined the AGCA Secretariat as Programme Manager. Members requested Mr A R Nanda to chair the meeting. Mr Nanda shared that the broad objectives of the meeting were to: Update on progress of AGCA activities for the period DecemberRead More…