Ampati, Oct 19: A Human Development Leadership Programme (HDLP) was conducted on Monday at Barmanpara village under Mahendraganj Community Health Centre (CHC) to strengthen child nutrition, community healthcare delivery and village-level human development.
The programme brought together healthcare personnel, members of the Block HDLP Team, Anganwadi Workers (AWWs), ASHA facilitators, teachers and community representatives to discuss grassroots challenges and identify practical solutions to improve health and nutrition outcomes.
Discussions highlighted the importance of daily nutrition for children and the role of Anganwadi Workers in promoting early childhood development. Participants also reviewed challenges faced at the village level and explored measures to improve the functioning of the Village Health Council.
The programme stressed the need for stronger coordination among healthcare workers, teachers, Anganwadi Workers and local representatives to raise nutrition awareness and ensure the effective delivery of essential health services.
Participants also emphasised collective ownership and community participation in addressing local concerns. The deliberations concluded with actionable resolutions aimed at strengthening village-level initiatives and promoting sustainable health and human development.
Those who attended included Dr. Noor Ain Khan, Medical Superintendent-cum-Senior Medical and Health Officer-in-Charge of Mahendraganj CHC and MCH; Chitra Sangma, ANM from the Block HDLP Team; Imran Haque, NCD DEO from the Block HDLP Team; and Najma Parvin, ASHA Facilitator from the Block HDLP Team.
Local teachers, healthcare personnel and community leaders also participated in the programme.
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