In loving memory of Ajay Khindria, One Kind Act are honoured to launch ‘Ajay Khindria’s MAMA & ME’ Initiative.
- The carer workforce is known as ASHA (Accredited Social Health Activist) workers and are trained to teach, give nutrition and health advise to both to the children and pregnant mothers. They primarily are all women, serving as a consistent bridge between government schemes in the community. Their training and salary are paid by the government.
- 1 meal a day is given to all children, also paid by the government.
- NUTRITION KIT FOR 10 MONTHS: To support the pregnant mothers and children with nutrition and health guidance for 10 months during their pregnancy
- AWC/PRESCHOOL CENTRE RENOVATION: To transform existing AWCs/Preschool Centres to requisite standard/criteria (see below)
- AWC/PRE SCHOOL CONSTRUCTION: To build a brand new or demolish/rebuild a new AWC/Preschool Centre to requisite standard/criteria (see below)
- A hall, kitchen and storeroom
- Sustainable infrastructure for clean water, sanitation and hygiene
- Access to clean drinking water
- Fully reliable electricity
- One ASHA (see above) worker and helper
- Regular health check-ups and nutrition counselling sessions for mothers
- A Smart TV and educational and learning equipment for the children
- Health: Regular health check-ups and nutrition counselling sessions would lead to better health outcomes for children and mothers
- Attendance: Improved health and better infrastructure leads to an improvement in attendance in the Centres
- Women Empowerment: Providing education, training, and employment opportunities for women, who predominantly serve as ASHA workers
- Iron, calcium, folic acid, and protein-rich foods enough for the family
- Community health check-ups and group consultations with doctors.
- Prenatal wellness sessions and awareness programs empowering mothers with knowledge on diet and pregnancy care.
- From 6 months onward, children receive age-appropriate nutrition and regular health monitoring
- At age 3, children join the pre-school program at the AWC/Preschool Centre for early educational stimulation through digital learning tools and educational toys and develop social skills and routine in a safe, caring environment
- By age 6, children are school-ready with a strong learning foundation
- From 6 months onward, children receive age-appropriate nutrition and regular health monitoring
- At age 3, children join the pre-school program at the AWC/Preschool Centre for early educational stimulation through digital learning tools and educational toys and develop social skills and routine in a safe, caring environment
- By age 6, children are school-ready with a strong learning foundation