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VILLAGE:Kudada BLOCK: Jamshedour DISTRICT: East Singhum DATE: Anganwadi children have mid day meals prior to Sumi Madhi's(village volunteer), counselling session to mothers on child feeding, nutrition and care through a television programme "Kyunki" at A
VILLAGE:Kudada BLOCK: Jamshedour DISTRICT: East Singhum DATE:
Anganwadi children have mid day meals prior to Sumi Madhi's(village volunteer), counselling session to mothers on child feeding, nutrition and care through a television programme "Kyunki" at Anganwadi Center Kudada.
Kyunki… Jeena Issi Ka Naam Hai (Because… this is what life is) was an entertainment-education television soap opera - a popular entertainment format with Indian audiences - that wove together elements of drama and education to communicate with women and families about key social issues. Kyunki drew its educational content from the Facts for Life global communication initiative created by a number of United Nations agencies.
100 million Indian households own a television set - the most popular medium for communication and entertainment - and 45 per cent of rural households have access to television programmes. The Ministry of Health and Family Welfare, UNICEF and Prasar Bharti, the public service broadcaster, joined hands in 2007 to reach out to millions of women and families with essential information for child survival, growth and development through Kyunki.
Government of Jharkhand launched in 2001 the pilot phase of Dular with technical support by UNICEF in five of Jharkhand’s 24 districts. Dular, which in Hindi means ‘to love and care’, is a strategy to build the capacity of groups of community women volunteers to support ICDS and NRHM frontline workers in reaching out to mothers, mothers to be and their families with essential information, counselling and support on child feeding, nutrition and care. UNICEF India/2013/Prashanth Vishwanathan.
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VILLAGE:Kudada BLOCK: Jamshedour DISTRICT: East Singhum DATE: Anganwadi children have mid day meals prior to Sumi Madhi's(village volunteer), counselling session to mothers on child feeding, nutrition and care through a television programme "Kyunki" at A
VILLAGE:Kudada BLOCK: Jamshedour DISTRICT: East Singhum DATE:
Anganwadi children have mid day meals prior to Sumi Madhi's(village volunteer), counselling session to mothers on child feeding, nutrition and care through a television programme "Kyunki" at Anganwadi Center Kudada.
Kyunki… Jeena Issi Ka Naam Hai (Because… this is what life is) was an entertainment-education television soap opera - a popular entertainment format with Indian audiences - that wove together elements of drama and education to communicate with women and families about key social issues. Kyunki drew its educational content from the Facts for Life global communication initiative created by a number of United Nations agencies.
100 million Indian households own a television set - the most popular medium for communication and entertainment - and 45 per cent of rural households have access to television programmes. The Ministry of Health and Family Welfare, UNICEF and Prasar Bharti, the public service broadcaster, joined hands in 2007 to reach out to millions of women and families with essential information for child survival, growth and development through Kyunki.
Government of Jharkhand launched in 2001 the pilot phase of Dular with technical support by UNICEF in five of Jharkhand’s 24 districts. Dular, which in Hindi means ‘to love and care’, is a strategy to build the capacity of groups of community women volunteers to support ICDS and NRHM frontline workers in reaching out to mothers, mothers to be and their families with essential information, counselling and support on child feeding, nutrition and care. UNICEF India/2013/Prashanth Vishwanathan.
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