Under CARE India’s Community Based Management of Acute Malnutrition program implemented to address malnutrition frontline workers did a door to door survey of children and anthropometric measurements of 0-5 years of children. Total 395 children were identified and enrolled in the program. After the treatment 82% of children moved out from SAM successfully. Health department greatly values partnership with CARE India and acknowledges its significant contribution in addressing malnutrition. We look forward to our alliance with CARE India in eradicating malnutrition in Bhilwara.
Mr. C.P. Goswami, Reproductive Child Health Officer (RCHO), Bhilwara
