
Empowering Anganwadi Hubs: The Key to Early Identification in Chhattisgarh

The journey to a disability-free future starts in the heart of the community. In Durg, Chhattisgarh, the local Anganwadi centre serves as a vital bridge between families and life-changing healthcare. To ensure that every child born with clubfoot has the chance to walk, we must empower the frontline workers who see these children first.
Recently, our dedicated District Program Coordinator (DPC), Ms. Deeplata Minj, conducted a strategic awareness visit to a local Anganwadi centre. Her mission was clear: turn community knowledge into clinical action.
The visit focused on direct interaction with grassroots healthcare pillars, Ms. Maya Sahu and Ms. Vinita. By sharing expert insights into the Ponseti method and the biology of clubfoot, Ms. Minj reinforced the critical role these workers play in a child's developmental timeline.
Key highlights of the session included:
Anganwadi workers are more than just health providers; they are trusted community leaders. When they are equipped with the right information, they can effectively:
Through these community-level sessions, we are building a robust referral network that catches every case, ensuring that no child in Durg is left untreated due to a lack of awareness.
As we continue to expand our reach in Chhattisgarh, our goal remains the same: Early detection, better correction, and brighter futures. Every worker trained and every family informed brings us one step closer to a world where every child can run, play, and thrive without limits.
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