The document discusses national and international organizations related to child health. It provides details on 17 national child welfare agencies in India such as the Indian Red Cross Society, Central Social Welfare Board, Indian Council for Child Welfare. It also describes 10 international agencies including WHO, UNICEF, World Bank that work on child health and welfare. The document outlines the establishment year, locations and major activities of these organizations in promoting education, health, safety and development of children.

1. NATIONAL AND INTERNATIONAL
ORGANIZATION RELATED TO
CHILD HEALTH
BY
Mr.Mahaveer Swarnkar
M .Sc.Child Health Nursing

2. DEFINITION:
Child welfare agency an administrative unit
responsible for social work concerned with the
welfare and vocational training of children

3. PURPOSE
S
 To education of children
 To promote and conduct
research
 To help training and
education of teachers
 To provide health support for
children.
 To ensuring safety of child.
 To strengthening families to
successfully care for their
children.

4. CHILD WELFARE AGENCIES NATIONAL
1. Indian red cross society
2. Central social welfare board
3. Indian council for child welfare.
4. All India women’s conference.
5. Bharat sewak samaj
6. Hind kusht nivaran sangh.
7. Kasturba Gandhi memorial trust.
8. Family planning association of
India.
9. All india blind relief society

5. CONT………..
10. Saint john ambulance
association
11. Tuberculosis association of
India.
12. Ford foundation.
13. Smile
14. SOS village.
15. Child in need institute (CINI)
16. CRY Child Rights and You

6. INTERNATIONAL AGENCIES
ARE:
1. WHO
2. UNICEF
3. International red cross
4. FAO of the United Nations
5. WORLD BANK
6. CARE
7. USAID
8. UNFPA
9. UNDP
10. ILO

7. NATIONAL CHILD
WELFARE
AGENCIES

8. THE INDIAN RED CROSS
SOCIETY
Established:1920
Headquarter: Delhi
700 branches throughout India

9. Child welfare activities
1931 - Maternity and Child
Welfare Bureau
They run various
Hospitals, Bal Vikas
Kendra’s , urban health
centers, MCW Polyclinics
and MCW Centers
Orphanages /
Rehabilitation Homes
Schools

10. Cont….
 Red Cross Blood
Transfusion Centre for
Thalassemic Children
 Antenatal Screening And
Prenatal Diagnosis
Programme For
Thalassemia/Sickle Cell
Prevention
 Medical camps – in slums
& give free medicin

11. Sewing Centres
Youth Peer Education
Programme (Y.P.E.P.) -
HIV/AIDS/STI
“Training of Trainers
programme on Child
Protection and Safe
Environment
Malaria Prevention and
Control Programme
Polio Eradication
programme

12. CENTRAL SOCIAL
WELFARE BOARD
Establishment-GOI 1953
33 State Social Welfare Board
18,000 NGOs -financial assisted

13. Services
Scheme of short stay home for women
and girls
Condensed courses of education for
women and girls
Rajiv Gandhi national crèche scheme for
the children of working mothers
Innovative schemes - Poverty reduction
programme ,Gender equality in access to
health, education and training , Child
labour ,Children or Women trafficking.

14. KASTURBA GANDHI MEMORIAL
TRUST
•Established -1945
•Central Office -Kasturbagram, Indore
•22 branches
•500 centres

15. Child welfare activity
 Educational programmes-
school,college
 Hamara School’ project-
Smile Foundation goa
 Village service centre (gram
seva kendra)
 Child welfare centre (bal
seva kendra)
 Creach (jula ghar)
 Training for block
worker(gram karykarta
prasikshan)

16. Cont….
 Nursing training
 Maternity centres.
 Health centre (Arogya
kendra)
 Hospitals
 Nutritious food centres.
 Welfare centres for children
and women

17. INDIAN COUNCIL FOR CHILD
WELFARE
Establishment:
1952
Head office – new
Delhi

18. Child welfare activity
 National bravery awards
 Learning to live together camp
 National painting competition – (honoring
child artists)
 Rajiv gandhi national creche scheme
 Promoting and facilitating the adoption of
of orphaned and abandoned children
 Indira gandhi holiday home;-
 Toys, clothes and books bank
 Street children project-6-16,
 Sponsorship programme 6-
18,income<5000

19. BHARAT SEVAK
SAMAJ

20. introduction
1952 -National Development
Agency
sponsored by the Planning
Commission, Government of
India to ensure public co-
operation for implementing
government plants.

21. activities
Welfare Extension Project (rural and
urban)
Crèches and Day Care-centres;
Holiday Home
Maternity Centres.
Crafts and Vocational Centres for
women or girl
Occupational Therapy Institute for
physically and mentally retarded
children.

22. Preventoria (institute for
seprstion) for children of leprosy
disease.
Home for waifs and
strays(homeless and neglected
children)
Pre-Primary and nursery schools
Libraries and reading rooms
Dispensaries
Milk distribution centres
institutions for handicapped
children,
Cont………….

23. Educational Institutions
 2330 schools - poor and middle class children
age 3 to 5 yr
 3 - vocational and IT Education programs
 Sponsor Many Girls Institutions, Junior and
High Girls Schools have been
Jabalpur Girls High Secondary School-1500
students are admitted

24. THE ALL INDIA BLIND RELIEF
SOCIETY
Established: 1946
Head office - Lajpat Nagar, Delhi
Services:
 Co-ordinates the work of different
institutions working for the blind.
 It organizes eye relief camps and
other measures for the relief of
blind.

25. HIND KUSHT NIWARAN
SANGH
Established :1925 –care, education to leprosy
patient
Head office - New Delhi

26. ACTIVITIES FOR CHILDREN
 Day care services ,balwadi,creach
 Holiday homes-12-16 yr
 Recreation facilities –
play cventres
 public parks
childrens library
bal bhavans,
 children films
national museum ,hobby classes

27. ALL INDIA WOMEN’S
CONFERENCE
 Established: 1927
 Head office :- Delhi

28. Child welfare
LITERACY AND EDUCATION
Promote school dropouts and other
under privileged children to return to
mainstream education
primary education for school drop out
girls
education and day care services -
street children
condensed courses - women and girls

29. HEALTH, FAMILY WELFARE AND
POPULATION
Mobile Health Vans
Provides special care to expectant
and nursing mothers, and children
Educates women - health, nutrition,
sanitation, hygiene and family welfare
Day care centres -leprosy patients
children.
Anemia camps

30.  Crèches for children
 Scholarship program for brilliant children
from lower income group
 Legislative role
 Sarda Act
 Hindu Code Bill -Adoptions and
Maintenance Act
 Devdasi prohibition Act
 Factory and Mines Act
 Maternity Benefits Act

31. INSTITUTIONS SET UP BY
AIWC
Family Planning Centre (estd. in
1937, now the Family Planning
Association of India)
Save the Children Committee
the Indian Council for Child
Welfare)
The Amrit Kaur Bal Vihar for
Mentally Retarded Children

32. FAMILY PLANNING
ASSOCIATION OF INDIA
Established: 1949
Headquarter - Mumbai

33. SERVICES:
-
 Gynecological services
 Infertility services
 Gender Based Violence
related services
 Laboratory services
 Contraceptive services
 (MTP)Medical Termination of
Pregnancy Services
 HIV related services-
test,counselling,treatment

34. CONT……
Maternal and child care services
Urine pregnancy test
Antenatal care including injection
TT and supplement, counseling ,
 post natal care and counseling
 immunization services for children
general clinic for mothers and
children

35. SPECIAL PROGRAMMES
 Small Family By Choice Project-acceptance of
family planning
 Youth Education on Sexuality Project awareness
and education in SRH issues
 The Girl Child and Prevention of Female
Foeticide Project
 Disha - Disha Centres/young people/meet, discuss
healthy lifestyles
 Movement Youth to Youth-RH
education/adolescents Girl/ Madrasas
 Spandana-educational project /RH issues

36. ST. JOHN AMBULANCE
Established – 1992
Headquarter - dehli

37. ACTIVITIES
Organize Training Programme For
First Aid
Home Nursing
Hygiene & Sanitation.
Mother craft & Child Welfare
Disaster Management.
Provide Service
Ambulance & First Aid services.
Awareness programmes
Arrange of first Aid Post & duties on
various Occasions.
relief works during the calamities
organizing blood camps

38. TUBERCULOSIS
ASSOCIATION OF INDIA
 ESTABLISHED - February, 1939
 HEAD OFFICE – New delhi

39. ACTIVIT
Y
Providing quality diagnostic
and treatment services
Complementing
supplementing RNTCP ,
DOTs services of Government
of India (GoI ) No new units
are to be established to avoid
costs and duplication.

40. FORD FOUNDATION
ESTABLISHED: 1936 New York,
in India 1952
 HEADQUARTE: dehli
 FOUNDER: Henry & Edsel Ford

41. IT SUPPORT ORGANIZATIONS THAT
Promote livelihood opportunities
Advocate for economic and social rights
Make the government's development
efforts transparent and accountable
Work to create agricultural policies
Enable women and girls to address their
sexual and reproductive health and rights
Broaden the participation of marginalized
groups through public service media.

42. CHILD WELFARE
Research programme in family
planning
Establish national health and family
welfare institute in dehli
Pilot project of health services
Help in water supply and drainage of
sewage system in Kolkata
help end child marriage

43. Smile foundation
Establishment: 2002
Head office - Delhi

44. Programmes and activities
MISSION EDUCATION - underprivileged children
Crèche , Pre-school ,Non Formal
Education,Remedial Education,Bridge Course
Family Life Education for adolescent girls.
 Educational project
 Integrated Community Development in Guna
 Vidya Jyoti Primary school -chhatisgarh
 Jyotirmaya Dumb and Deaf School at Barwaha

45. Cont…..
Health care -
Smile on wheel
Smile health camps
Livelihood – smile twin
e-learning programme
Girl child and women
empowerment
Swabhiman
Pravertan

46. Cont………
Film production -
 I am Kalam
 Choone Do Aasman
 Nanhi Nazar
 Short Cuts
 Journey so far

47. SOS CHILDREN S
VILLAGE
 Established -Austria in 1949
 in India - 1964 at Faridabad.
 Now in India - 41 SOS Children's
Villages

48. activities
Child care
programmes
 Family based care (fbc)-
 Family strengthening
programme (fsp)
Protect child right
Educational services
Emergency response
in disaster and help
children

49. (CRY )CHILD RIGHTS AND
YOU
 Established -1979 by a 25 year
airline purser, Rippan Kapur and
his seven friends.
 Head office - Mumbai

50. working areas
The right to survival, to life, health,
nutrition, name and nationality.
The right to development of
education, care, leisure, and
recreation.
The right to protection from
exploitation, abuse and neglect.
The right to participation in
expression, information, thought
and religion.

51. Activities
Bringinging together
donation, time, recourses
Mobilizing communities to
stand up and demand for
their rights
Implementing awareness
building measure
Partnering with small NGO
all over India

52. CRY's impact in 2010-11
 122,898 infants have been immunised
 415 new ICDS (anganwadi) centres opened
 19 new PHC and 38 Sub-health centres opened
 21,676 children (6-18 years) who had dropped
out of school have been enrolled
 Child labour prevented in 648 villages
 1152 villages were freed of child marriages
 103 govt schools prevented from closing down

53. CHILD IN NEED INSTITUTE
(CINI)
 Established - 1974 by Dr Samir Chaudhuri
(paediatrician working in Kolkata)
 Headquarter - Kolkata

54. Activities
Education
 Shikshalaya prakalpa and mid-
day meal
 Eliminating child labour in
calcutta
Health and nutrition
1. Adopt a mother and save her
child
2. National aids control program

55. 3. CINI Nutrimix - 400gm of roasted
wheat and 100gm of green gram.
4. Face-To-Face Counseling
5. Adopt a Mother and Save Her Child
6. Educating People about Hiv/Aids
7. Child line -1098
8. Girls Shelters Home
9. Child Sponsorship Program
10. Train local women &govt worker
11. Emergency Relief

56. Lactation Management
Unit
Nutrition Rehabilitation
Centre
Emergency Ward
Reproductive Health Clinic
Antenatal Clinic
Thursday Clinic
Out Patient Department
CINI RUNNING FOLLOWING CENTRE

57. INTERRNATIONAL CHILD
WELFARE AGENCIES

58. WORLD HEALTH
ORGANIZATION (WHO)
 established on 7th April 1948
 It headquarter is at Geneva.

59. activities
Directing and co-ordinating health
programmes
Prevention and control of communicable and
other specific disease
Helping member countries in their health
programmes and development of health
services, providing more emphasis on
development of infrastructure
Helping programmes related to improvement
in the standard of family health

60. Cont……
Promoting environmental health
Collection of data for health statics ,
communication and publication of
information’
Encouraging research and help in
strengthening training institute
collection and publication of health
letrature and information , keeping WHO
LIBRARY up to date and provide
community information services

61.  National Polio Surveillance Project
 Routine Immunization
 Integrated Management of Neonatal and
Childhood Illnesses
 Integrated Disease Surveillance Project,
 RNTCP
 Emergency and Humanitarian Action,
 National AIDS Control Project (NACP)
 Leprosy Elimination,
CHILD
WELFARE

62. Cont….
 National Vector Borne Disease Control
Programme,
 Integrated Prevention and Control of Non
Communicable Diseases,
 National Tobacco Control Programme
 national programme for prevention and
control of cancer, diabetes, cardiovascular
disease and stroke
 National Mental Health Programme and
 Elimination of Lymphatic filariasis.

63. UNICEF
United Nations International Children’s Emergency Fund
 Established in 1946 by the un general
 Headquarters - New York
 Active in more than 190 countries
 in india since 1949

64. Focus area
 Child survival and
development
 Basic education and
gender equity
 HIV/AIDS and
children
 Child protection
 Policy advocacy and
partnerships for
children's rights

65. ACTIVITIES
 Maternal Health in India
 (NRHM), UNICEF support Village Health and
Nutrition Days (VHND)-antenatal checkup
 NRHM -Janani Suraksha Yojna-institutional
delivery
 RCH programme-reduce mortality
 UNICEF and WHO support meseals and polio
eradication
 Neonatal Health In India
 Support IMNCI program.
 supports setting up and managing of Special
Care Newborn Units

66.  Nutrition –
 Assist ICDS programme
 supports iron and Vitamin A
supplementation -
 National Rural Drinking Water
Programme
 GOBI campaign
 National aids control programme –
drug, staff, reporting system
 UNICEF Child Protection Programme-
Labour,trafficking,marriage,abuse
 Develop website for Missing Children.

67. Education -
 In emergencies helps to restore education
to affected populations.
 partner in the Sarva Shiksha Abhiyan
 It implements a ‘quality package’ across
14 states that aims at improving the quality
of curricula and classroom environment.
 supports alternative learning strategies
including bridging courses for adolescent
girls, who are out of school.

68. INTERNATIONAL RED
CROSS
 Establishment: 1863
 Head office - Geneva, Switzerland
 Services: Protection of war wounded,
refugees, and prisoners

69. ACTIVITIES
Visiting detainees
Re-uniting families
Promote ensuring economic
security
Water and habitat activities
Safeguarding health care
Reducing the humanitarian impact
of weapon contamination

70. Health helps ensure continuation of basic
health services,
First Aid,
Emergency transport and hospital care.
mother and child care
vaccination
health and hygiene promotion,
Strengthen hospital management
Blood donation
Drug and equipment supply

71. FAO OF THE UNITED
NATIONS
 Establishment: - 16 October 1945
 headquarter in Rome, Italy.
 FAO has 191 Member Nations

72. SERVICES: -
 FAO is also a source of
knowledge and information,
and
 helps developing countries in
transition modernize and
improve agriculture, forestry
and fisheries practices,
 Ensuring nutrition and food
security for all
CHILD WELFARE:-ILO & FAO
working together to prevent
Child Labor in Agriculture and
fisheries

73. WORLD BANK
 The World Bank is an
international financial agency
of the United Nations that
provides loans to developing
countries for capital
programs to rise living
standard .
 Established in 1944
 Headquarter - Washington

74. FUNCTIONS: - Bank gives loan for projects
that lead to economic growth the projects
usually concern with
 Economic growth.
 Agriculture, water supply, education.
 Road, railway, electricity, family planning.
 Health and environment.
 assistance to hospital care.
 Cooperative programmes exist between
WHO and the world Bank
e.g. projects for water supply, World Food
Programme, Population control
programme etc.

75. SUPPORTED PROJECT IN
INDIA
ICDS Systems Strengthening &
Nutrition Improvement Program
(ISSNIP)
National Vector Borne Disease Control
Polio Eradication Support
Reproductive & Child Health Second
Phase (RCH)
Tsunami Disaster Recovery in India
National HIV/AIDS Control Project
National Tuberculosis Control Project

76. Cont….
Immunization Strengthening Project
National Leprosy Elimination
Basic Education Project
Secondary Education Project-
Rural Water Supply and Environmental
Sanitation
Child Development Services Project.
Woman and Child Development Project
Child Survival and Safe Motherhood
Project

77. CARE
Cooperative For American Relief Everywhere
 Established - 1945 and
 Headquartered -Atlanta, Georgia
 Work in 84 countries.
 Services: Provides logistics, food aid, and long
term development assistance

78.  IN INDIA care work with govt of india , state govt,
NGO and it also support following projects
 Support ICDS programme
 Integrated and nutritional programme
 Better health and nutritional programme
 Anemia controle project
 Improving womens health projects
 Improved health for adolcencent girl project
 Child survival project
 Improving womens reproductive health and
family spacing project
 Konkan integrated development project

79. EDUCATION
 Girls’ Education Programme
 Udaan school –9-14 girl/primary
edu./11month
 Kasturba Gandhi Balika
Vidyalayas
 Support ICDS programme
implementation
HEALTH
 SAKSHAM AND EMPHASIS-NACP
 AXSHYA -RNTCP
 Family Health Initiative
 SWASTH -Tech Assist /Nutritional
Programme

80. Cont……
 SEHAT – improve nutrition and
health status of women & children
 Urban Health Initiative –MD Goals
 Join My Village -maternal and
newborn health
 increasing community participation
 building capacities of service
providers

81. USAIDUNITED STATES AGENCY FOR INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT
 Establishment: 3 nov.1961
 Headquarters : Washington.
 works in over 100 countries

82. SERVICE
S
 Promote economic prosperity
 Strengthen democracy and good
governance
 Protect human rights
 Improve global health
 Advance food security and agriculture
 Improve environmental sustainability;
 Further education
 Help societies prevent and recover from
conflicts/disaster

83. In India
 USAID implements HIV/AIDS prevention,
care and treatment programme
 supports implementation of the DOTs
 technical support to immunizations and
Vit A
 food aid program
 support RCH services of NRHM
 supports the National Polio Surveillance
Project
 Support Polio Eradication programme

84. UNDP
UNITED NATIONS DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME
 established -1966
 HQ: New York
 Work with 177 countries

85.  WORKING AREA -
 poverty reduction
 achieving the Millennium Development
Goals
 democratic governance
 crisis prevention and recovery
 environment and energy protection
 UNDP works closely with the National
AIDS Control Programme of India
 Women's Empowerment and Inclusion
 Human Development

86. UNFPA
United Nations Fund For Population Activities
Established-1969
Head office - New York

87. Mission
 UNFPA, the United Nations Population Fund,
delivers a world where every pregnancy is
wanted, every birth is safe, every young
person's potential is fulfilled.

88. IN INDIA
 Reproductive and Child Health II (RCH II)
 National AIDS Control Programme III (NACP
III)
 National Rural Health Mission (NRHM)

89. INTERNATIONAL LABOR
ORGANIZATION
 Established -1919
 HQ – Genève

90. Mission
Its main aims are to promote rights at work,
encourage decent employment opportunities,
enhance social protection and strengthen
dialogue on work-related issues.

91. WORK FOR CHILD
WELFARE
 Child Labour - the ILO's International
Programme on Child Labour (IPEC) works to
achieve the effective end of child labor
through country-based programmes
 INDUS (India-US) Child Labour Project –
prevention and elimination of child labour.

92. conclusion
 The Child Welfare Service is responsible for
implementing measures for children and their
families in situations where there are special
needs in relation to the home environment.
Assistance may be provided as counseling,
advisory services, and aid measures, including
external support contacts, relief measures in the
home, and access to day care and agencies or
organization play an important role in delivery of
child welfare services.