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Amaravati: 5K for women under 'Aasara'
Chief Minister Y S Jagan Mohan Reddy holding a review on activities of Anganwadi centres with women and child welfare department officials at camp office in Tadepalli on Thursday
CM reviews progress of Naadu-Nedu in Anganwadi centres and Sampoorna Poshana Says efficiently-run Anganwadi centres need to be incentivised Directs provision of all tools, TVs and special books to impart learning skills to kids in Anganwadi centres
Amaravati: Chief Minister Y S Jagan Mohan Reddy on Thursday directed the authorities to intensify activities under the Anganwadi programme. He reviewed the progress of activities under 'Naadu-Nedu' scheme in Anganwadi centres and 'YSR Sampoorna Poshana' (YSR Complete Nutrition) programme at a meeting held at his camp office.
Jagan asked the officials present at the meeting to extend a post-delivery financial assistance of Rs 5,000 to women under 'Aarogya Aasara' (Health Support). He also directed them to supervise the implementation of 'YSR Sampoorna Poshana' programme at field level. Those who are efficiently running Anganwadi centres should be encouraged, he felt.
The Chief Minister also expressed his view that pregnant women, lactating mothers along with children below 36 months of age should be treated in one way while children in the age group of 36 months and 72 months are treated differently. To impart learning skills to children in Anganwadi centres, all necessary tools, televisions and special books should be made available to them, he said.
The Chief Minister also stressed on the need to ensure the same quality of food across all the Anganwadi centres. Special focus should be paid towards pre-primary-1 and pre-primary-2 categories and comprehensive plans should be devised for this purpose. He also directed the authorities to lay more emphasis on the syllabus for the Anganwadi schools.
