Development of Maternal and Child Health Through-Integrated Services and Information Channels – To improve infant and child (< 5 years) health among the poor and marginalised populations in 5 villages of Nalagarh block by improving nutrition and health care environment of both children’s and mothers’.

Reaching out to 1,50,000 people, the key objective of this project is to improve the infant and child health among the rural population by educating mothers, care givers and adolescent girls on various aspects of Maternal & Reproductive Child Health Issues (MCH & RCH). MAMTA Health Institute for Mother and Child has been working to make a considerable difference in people's lives in the Nalagarh block through interventions like group meetings, couple counselling, specialized workshops, health camps, community sessions and awareness events.

Some of the Impact counts are given below:

• 23,460 Children reached out through various nutrition, sanitation and immunisation programs.
• 4,392 Directed benefited through our sanitation campaign
• 12,248 Pregnant women, Lactating women and mothers of children aged between 3-5 years sensitised on health
• 12 Village Health Nutrition Day (VHND) programs organized in our supported villages
• 3334 Adolscent girls educated on reproductive health and nutrition