S TRENGTHENING IYCF IN A SSAM Sangita Saikia. Programme Executive (Nutrition), NRHM,Assam.

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S TRENGTHENING IYCF IN A SSAM Sangita Saikia. Programme Executive (Nutrition), NRHM,Assam

K EY COMPONENTS OF O PTIMAL IYCF ( I NFANT AND Y OUNG C HILD F EEDING ) Early Initiation of breast feeding (EIBF) within one hour of birth Exclusive breastfeeding (EBF) from birth to six months of age C omplementary feeding with adequate (calorie dense, nutrient dense), age appropriate, safe and proper additional foods and liquids to meet nutritional needs of a young child Along with continued breastfeeding for 2 years or beyond.

S YSTEM S TRENGTHENING 1. Capacity Building 2. BFHI – Training & Implementation 3. Community based Care. 4. Facility based care for children with SAM. 5. Implementation of IMS (Infant Milk Substitute) Act 6. Monitoring and Coordination 7. Information, Education & Communication

1.C APACITY B UILDING Creating a pool of Trainers State has already trained16 nos mid level trainers & 5 National IYCF counselors. TOT on IYCF: T raining of 62 Faculty members of GNM/ANM training school on IYCF for build capacity of ASHAs/AWWs has been completed. Mid Level trainers: AWTC, ASHA Supervisors, ICDS Supervisors and NEDSF district coordinators (NGO), etc. has been trained on IYCF so that they can take up training of frontline workers. Training of AWWs & ASHAs on IYCN : Total trained 4800 (in 20 districts) Training of MO & SNs in delivery point of 14 HF districts on IYCN: Out of targeted 235 delivery point training has been completed in 89 points during In 135 blocks (two batches per block) have been taken up by during this year..

C APACITY B UILDING C ONT C APACITY B UILDING C ONT …… IYCN pilot project in 2 selected blocks of Darrang and Dibrugarh for universalization of IYCN practices and IFA supplementation of Adolescents and Pregnant women under CM’s vision 2016 has been taken up. Capacity building training of 1108 nos. of ASHAs, AWWs, ANMs, ASHA Supervisors, Health Assistants, etc on continuum of care.

2.B ABY F RIENDLY HOSPITAL I NITIATIVE (BFHI) 25 hospitals have been targeted for BFHI Certification. Training and self assessment have been completed in 15. Pre-Assessment has been completed in 14. State level orientation of BFHI Assessors. 20 Assessors have been oriented for final assessment.

3. C OMMUNITY BASED C ARE : E STABLISHMENT OF N UTRITION C OUNSELING CUM M ANAGEMENT CENTER (NCMC) It is conceptualized to provide one-to-one Specialist support to Pregnant and Lactating mothers related to breastfeeding and mothers of young children regarding Complementary feeding A Nutrition Counselor is appointed to provide counseling support to beneficiaries Total 14 NCMCs have been functional in four districts. Total 23 New NCMCs are planned to establish during this year.

4.F ACILITY BASED CARE FOR CHILDREN WITH SAM : N UTRITION R EHABILITATION C ENTER For care of children with SAM in facility 10 NRC have been already functional & 8 have been approved from GOI & the process of establishment is going on.

5.I MPLEMENTATION OF IMS (I NFANT M ILK S UBSTITUTE ) A CT State level workshop on IMS Act for Food safety officers/Superintendent of district hospitals have been conducted. 40 nos Food safety officers & 25 nos Superintendent of district hospitals in two batches were oriented and trained on IMS act.

6. M ONITORING AND C OORDINATION State Co-ordination Committee has been formed. State IYCF Resource Center is in the process of establish at GMCH. Purpose of the State Co-ordination Committee & the IYCF Resource Center are : Provide technical support for all Nutrition interventions in the state. Adoption of state level guidelines. Plan training personnel. Review of progress of implementation of activities. The Coordination group will meet at least twice in a year.

7.I NFORMATION, E DUCATION & C OMMUNICATION Campaign Celebration of World Breastfeeding Week since State IYCF Guidelines is under preparation. BPNI 3 in 1 training for frontline workers has been translated in Assamese is under print. Parents guide on IYCF has already been translated in Assamese and printed and distributed. Brochure of breast feeding week’13 had been prepared and distributed. A training-cum-Nutrition Counseling tool “Indigenous Recipes from locally available foods in Assam” have developed by AAU in collaboration with UNICEF & DSW.

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