Project Overview
Funding Source: BEST
Location: District Mansehra
FEEDER implemented a Mother and Child Health Care initiative focused on strengthening the
capacity of 20 female Traditional Birth Attendants (TBAs) in District Mansehra. The intervention
provided training and essential equipment to improve maternal and new-born care practices at
community level. The initiative aimed to strengthen awareness of safe delivery practices, hygiene,
maternal care, and appropriate referral of women requiring additional medical attention.
About the Project
Maternal and child health are important components of community well-being, particularly in communities where access to healthcare services may be limited.
The project focused on supporting women through health-related training and equipment.
Project Objectives
The project aimed to:
- Strengthen knowledge related to maternal and child health.
- Provide Traditional Birth Attendant training.
- Support female participants through health-related skills development.
- Contribute to improved community awareness and support for maternal and child health.
Key Activities
The project provided:
- Traditional Birth Attendant Training.
- Training opportunities for 20 female participants.
- Relevant equipment support.
Project Impact
The project contributed to strengthening the capacity of female participants through health-related training.
The initiative reflects FEEDER’s commitment to improving community health and supporting women through skills development and capacity-building opportunities.