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Healthy Women, Empowered Families” Campaign Organizes Health Awareness Camp at Kamla College

A health awareness camp under the “Healthy Women, Empowered Families” campaign was held at Kamla College, Rajnandgaon. Female students received free health screenings, nutrition guidance, vaccinations, and medicines, reinforcing the importance of women’s health in family and community development.

“Healthy Women, Empowered Families” Campaign: Safe Motherhood Drive Held in Rajnandgaon

Under the “Swasth Nari, Sashakt Parivar Abhiyan,” Rajnandgaon observed the Pradhan Mantri Surakshit Matritva Abhiyan with three days of health camps. High-risk pregnant women received free check-ups, counseling, and treatment to promote safe motherhood and reduce maternal mortality.

CEO Suruchi Singh Directs Joint Action to Tackle Malnutrition and Maternal Health in Rajnandgaon

In Rajnandgaon, CEO District Panchayat Ms. Suruchi Singh directed Women & Child Development, Health, and NRLM officials to ensure no pregnant woman or malnourished child is deprived of government services. She stressed awareness campaigns, iron supplementation, and institutional deliveries while urging families to adopt nutritious diets during ongoing Poshan Maah and Healthy Woman, Empowered Family Campaign.

Collector Stresses on Regular Free Antenatal Care for Pregnant Women

Rajnandgaon Collector Dr. Sarveshwar Narendra Bhure chaired the District Health Committee meeting on June 23, emphasizing the need for institutional deliveries, regular antenatal checkups, 100% Ayushman Card utilization, and quality improvement in government hospitals to reduce maternal and infant mortality rates.

PM Matru Vandana Yojana Empowers Mothers with Financial Aid for Health and Nutrition

Under the Pradhan Mantri Matru Vandana Yojana, expectant mothers in India are receiving timely financial incentives aimed at promoting prenatal health and child immunization. Administered through Anganwadi centers, the scheme offers ₹5,000 in two installments for the first child and a lump sum of ₹6,000 for a second daughter, helping improve maternal care and gender equity.