Project Vatsalya: from household survey to nutrition follow-up
Project Vatsalya is built around a simple field logic: find children early, understand family conditions, provide nutrition and healthcare support, and keep checking progress. The site's current impact data records 8,000+ household surveys for malnutrition and 3,000+ children treated.
- Field workers identify households and children needing nutrition attention.
- Health camps and check-ups connect children with practical guidance.
- Caregiver awareness helps the intervention continue at home.
- Follow-up documentation gives donors and CSR partners visible accountability.
The case-study takeaway: nutrition support is strongest when the foundation connects screening, family education, medical attention and repeated follow-up instead of treating a food kit as a one-time event.
