Friday, April 19, 2024

Chief Minister advised to ASHA workers About Health Programme in Andhra Pradesh

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Chandrababu Naidu on Friday met with Accredited Social Health Activists (ASHA) specialists and prompted them to spread awareness about lack of malnutrition, sanitation and health issues identifying with pregnant ladies. While tending to the ASHA laborers at Grievance lobby close to his living arrangement here, the Chief Minister stated, There are just about 43,000 Asha specialists working in the state at ground level.

Every cover right around 1000 populace. You need to make mindfulness about lack of healthy sustenance, sanitation and pregnant ladies medical problems. The Chief Minister said that Andhra Pradesh will get a World Bank task to setup Auxiliary nurse midwife (ANMs) focuses in all towns. Before long we will get a World Bank venture to setup ANM focuses in all towns.

They will be vastly improved than existing PHCs. Starting at now you are getting a greatest of Rs 1200. We will give you shrewd tablets. You need to enter information in the App. In this manner, information will be mechanized promptly. You will get a base Rs 3000 honorarium and you will get variable motivator up to Rs 6000 as indicated by your work, Naidu said.

Naidu said that the Andhra Pradesh government is giving “Raksha” clean cushions. He guided ASHA specialists to make ladies mindful to utilize it for their solid and purified life ahead.The Chief Minister additionally asked the workers to co-ordinate with the Auxiliary medical caretaker birthing specialist (ANMs), Aaganwadi workers and other individuals to make mindfulness among ladies about the pre and post natal conditions and care to be taken thereof.

He later guaranteed that the state government is actualizing different welfare plans for wellbeing of overall population and pregnant women.Our government is executing different welfare plans for strength of overall population and pregnant ladies, he included.

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