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Introduction
Definition
Classification
Basic principles
Advantages
RCH
MCH
ICDS
WEANING
BFHI
ICDS
IMMUNISATION
ALLIED CHILD:
Prepare the Inform the referral services Identify the abusers Guidance
and counselling to parents Educating the childrenparents Identify the
danger signs
53. At risk of A large number of children live andwork on the streets
malnutrition,HIV,infestations, skin diseases andvulnerable group, drug
Rehabilitation by the Government PREVENTIONabuse,prostitution etc
Free education Counseling centers Voluntary agenciesandNon Govt Job
opportunityFacilitating adoption of street children
54. Child labour is work for children that harms themCHILD LABOUR
orexploit them physically,mentally,morally or blockingaccess to Lack of
educationChild labour Unemployment PovertyeducationCauses Except
in the process of family based work orrecognized schoolact-1986 based
activities,children are notpermitted to work in any of the Child labour is work
for children thatoccupationsconcernedCHILD LABOUR harms them
orexploit them physically,mentally,morally or blockingaccess Lack of
educationChild Unemployment Povertyto educationCauses Except in the
process of family based work orrecognizedlabour act-1986 school based
activities,children are notpermitted to work in any of the
occupationsconcerned
55. Deals with problems of allchildrenn or Started in Chicago in 1909
adolescents for oneor other reason, are not fullyadjusted to their Prevent
from becomingneurotics and psychotics Objectiveenvironment
Reconstruction of Counseling Play therapy PsychotherapyServices
Change in the physicalenvironmentparentalattitudes
56. Public health Social workers Clinical psychologist Psychiatrist
Occupational therapist Speech therapist Paediatriciannurses Neurologist
57. A specialized non political healthagency ofIntroduction
HEALTHHead quarters at GenevaOBJECTIVESEstablished On 7thApril
1948UN DevelopPrevention and control of specificdisease.FOR
ALLFUNCTIONS Environmental healthFamily health
servicescomprehensive health service Health literature andBiomedical
researchHealth statisticsservices Cooperations with other
organizationsinformation
58. UnitedEstablished in 1946 by UNgeneral assemblyINTRODUCTION
Rehabilitation of children inravagednations childrens fundOBJECTIVE
Family and childChild nutritionChild healthcountriesFUNCTIONS Formal
and non fornal educationwelfare
59. IMMUNIZATIONBRAEST FEEDINGORAL REHYDRATIONGROWTH
MONITORINGGOBI
60. ProvideHelp children of poor nationsEstablished in 1966
ImmunizationeducationEstablished in 1961 in NEW DELHIFUNCTIONS
Water supply and sanitationFamily planning programmeORTprogrammes
61. Early childhoodEstablished in the year 1945Functions
EstablishedLiteracy training for girls, womenand handicappedliteracy in
the year 1945 inNorth America and 1950 in IndiaObjective• Until 1980’s-to
provide food forchildren till the age group of 6-11years• From mid 1980’s- to
support ICDSHealth development programIncome supplementation
62. Largely confined to humanitarianservices on behalf of victims of
warHead quarters in GENEVAFounded in1863
63. IsCICH was created in 2004CENTRE FOR INTERNATIONAL
CHILDHEALTH Contribute to the improvement ofthe health,research and
teaching unit nutrition anddevelopment of children in poorcommunities
64. Established in the year 1952 INDIAN COUNCIL FOR
CHILDRENWELFARE ICCW are devoted to secure theindian childrenHead
quarters in Chennai promoting initiating services for childwelfare and
developmentby enactment of legislationand reforms to meet the needs ofthe
childrena
65. A semisocial organization started bygovernment of India in august
Activities in Family And Child Welfare Services in1968 Initiated1953
Distribution of milk Social education Teaching craftrural areas
Organization of play centersBalwadis
66. Improvement of women Objective Established in the year 1944
They establishedi. Hospital diapensariesii.Cottageandchildren
Establishedindustriesiii.Training campaigns in firstaid, home nursing They
Improvement of women andchildren Objectivein the year 1944
establishedi. Hospital diapensariesii.Cottage industriesiii.Training campaigns
in firstaid, home nursing
67. Preschool children Started in the year 1975BENEFICIERIES
Supplementary nutritionPregnant and lactating mothersPACKAGES Non
formal Nutrition and health education Health checkupImmunization
education
68. Improvement of health Objectives Established in the year 1920
Functions Mitigation of suffering among peoplePrevention of diseases
Maternal and Armed forces Milk and medical suppliesRelief work Blood
bank and first aid Family planningchild welfare services
69. Providespreventive,promotive,curative andrehabilitative care inall
levels of healthservicesCare of sick childrencomfort feeding,bathing, safety etc
70. Deliver planned andincidental health teachingand informations to
Create awareness abouthealthy lifetheparents and significant others styles
andpractices regarding child care
71. Problem solving approach Help the parents and familymembers for
independentdecision making in differentsituations
72. Refer the Alleviate the social problemsrelated to child health
Participate in social serviceschild and family forsocial support
73. Maintains good Work along with other healthteam members
Coordinate the nursing servicesfor the childinterpersonalrelationships
74. Organizes the care for thesuccessful outcome in thepediatric care units
inhospitals, clinics andcommunity
75. Assist the child to obtainbest care possible fromthe particular
Advocacy ranges fromdietary care to discussionof plan of careunits
76. Provides Participates in researchprojects related to childhealth the
basis for thechanges in the nursingpractice and care of thechildren
77. Jointly practicing with thephysician or It is an expanded role Works
in rural areas asnurse mid-wives andprimary careindependently giver
78. Promote the well being andjustice Minimizes or prevent theharm
Protect the rights of the child
79. Collaborates with otherspecialists to provide highquality health
services Interdisciplinary approach
80. Identifies the problrmareas in their interactionwith the family and
child Establishment oftherapeutic relationship
81. Monitor, anticipate, andrespond to public healthproblems in
Evaluate health risk factors ofpopulation groupspopulationgroups
Participate in assessing andevaluating health careservices