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Women & Child Health

Background & Problem Statement

Women and children face a disproportionate burden of anemia, undernutrition, and missed preventive screening, shaping pregnancy outcomes, learning capacity, and lifetime health. NFHS-5 underlines persistent anemia and nutrition challenges. The gap is partly clinical but also behavioural: awareness, continuity, affordability, and the ability to complete referrals.

Women Child Health
Diagnostics Hub

Our Approach / Intervention

DLSRC conducts integrated screening + counselling + linkage camps prioritising mothers, adolescent girls, and early childhood windows. Screening is combined with nutrition counselling and referral pathways to local services. Repeat engagement and community facilitation help build trust, ensuring continuity rather than one-off detection.

Expected Outcomes & Impact

Health

Improved early identification of anemia and related risks; better maternal/child trajectories.

Behaviour

Increased care-seeking and adherence to supplementation/nutrition advice.

System

Stronger community-to-facility linkage through simplified referral and follow-up.

Diagnostics Hub
Diagnostics Hub

Impact Metrics

  • Women/adolescents screened; anemia severity distribution
  • Referral completion and follow-up adherence
  • Counselling sessions delivered; repeat attendance rate
  • School/Anganwadi engagement indicators
  • Behaviour change signals (diet diversity, supplementation adherence—survey)

Monitoring & Evaluation

Quarterly reviews focus on follow-up completion and repeat engagement. Short surveys measure counselling effectiveness; referral chain audits identify and remove barriers.

Diagnostics Hub
Diagnostics Hub

Scalability

Scales through anchoring with schools, Anganwadis, and frontline networks, using standard camp protocols and counselling scripts. Expansion prioritises high anemia pockets and low screening areas.

Support the Next Generation of Genomic Science

Join us in honoring Dr. Lalji Singh’s vision. We recommend state health departments, CSR partners, and ICMR/NHM programs to jointly invest in diagnostic hubs and mobile vans for rural districts, with DLSRC providing a pilot-proven model.