Community Worker’s Training Guide and Handbook
The Essential Nutrition Actions (ENA) framework delivers a set of evidence-based interventions to improve nutritional status during the critical 1,000 days between conception and two years of age.
Workforce
Building Local Partners’ Capacity to Implement Infant and Young Child Feeding Interventions
In August 2013, SPRING and Nigeria’s Federal Ministry of Health (FMOH) formally launched the Nigeria Community and Facility Infant and Young Child Feeding (IYCF) Package for its use in uniform training and information sharing throughout Nigeria.
Counseling Toward Healthier Communities
Jesmin is a community health care provider at the Krisnakathi Community Clinic in the southern delta region of Bangladesh. Her training did not prepare her to counsel new mothers, especially those who are lactating, on topics such as when and what to feed their infants or concerns that their infants were not receiving enough milk. Without the proper training, Jesmin felt she could not provide the correct information until SPRING trained her on essential nutrition and hygiene actions.
Profile of the Public Health Nutrition Workforce in Five High-Burden Stunting Countries: Constraining and Enabling Factors
Authors: Tharaney M; Anson M; Lamstein S; Kappos K; Narayan A; Williams,T; Guyon, A
Training Frontline Health and ICDS Workers in Uttar Pradesh
This child anemia training module for training frontline health and Integrated Child Development Services workers in Uttar Pradesh includes training module, resources, capsules, and facilitators guide. The training addresses the magnitude of the child anemia problem, its service implications, and measures created for preventing it. Special emphasis is taken on ensuring consumption of iron and folic acid supplements by pregnant women, and young children aged 6-59 months.
Training Frontline Health and ICDS Workers in Jharkhand
This child anemia training module for training frontline health and Integrated Child Development Services workers in Uttar Pradesh includes a training module, resources, capsules, and a facilitator’s guide. The training addresses the magnitude of the child anemia problem, its service implications, and measures created for preventing it. Special emphasis is taken on ensuring consumption of iron and folic acid supplements by pregnant women and young children aged 6-59 months.
Training Frontline Health and ICDS Workers
This child anemia training module for training frontline health and Integrated Child Development Services workers in Uttar Pradesh includes training module, resources, capsules, and facilitators guide. The training addresses the magnitude of the child anemia problem, its service implications, and measures created for preventing it. Special emphasis is taken on ensuring consumption of iron and folic acid supplements by pregnant women and young children aged 6-59 months.