Health Initiatives
Health Initiatives
India has the utmost number of malnourished children within the world – 1 in every 3 children are malnourished. things is extremely critical because the consequences of malnourishment are irreversible if they occur at a young age. If not death, it results in permanent disabilities that render the youngsters ill for the remainder of their lives.
Malnutrition in India has become a situation that haunts the lives of many children. Among the 472 million children (2011 census), a whopping 97 million are anaemic and undernourished. for youngsters five years or younger, on the brink of 40% (actually 38.7%) are stunted (below normal height for the age), 19.8% are wasted (underweight and short) and 42.4% are underweight. The data-set revealed by the newest NFHS-4, states that nine out of the 11 states surveyed haven’t been ready to reduce the speed of infant deathrate even by 2 points annually. And that, 40 out of 1000 infants don’t get to celebrate their first birthday.
Health Initiatives
India has the utmost number of malnourished children within the world – 1 in every 3 children are malnourished. things is extremely critical because the consequences of malnourishment are irreversible if they occur at a young age. If not death, it results in permanent disabilities that render the youngsters ill for the remainder of their lives.
Malnutrition in India has become a situation that haunts the lives of many children. Among the 472 million children (2011 census), a whopping 97 million are anaemic and undernourished. for youngsters five years or younger, on the brink of 40% (actually 38.7%) are stunted (below normal height for the age), 19.8% are wasted (underweight and short) and 42.4% are underweight. The data-set revealed by the newest NFHS-4, states that nine out of the 11 states surveyed haven’t been ready to reduce the speed of infant deathrate even by 2 points annually. And that, 40 out of 1000 infants don’t get to celebrate their first birthday.
Workshop on “Health and Nutrition” at Haiderpur Slum
Workshop on "Health and Nutrition" at Haiderpur Slum - Lecture by Yoga Trainer of DMRC Shri Azad Singh on 13.10.2017
Yog and Meditation Session
Yog and Meditation Session for underprivileged children of slum on 24.06.2018
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