Bridging the gap between public health delivery system and community through their persistent but trained approach is one of the remarkable qualities of Accredited Social Health Activists (ASHAs). ASHAs are community health workers instituted by Government of India's Ministry of Health & Family Welfare (MoHFW) under the flagship of National Rural Health Ministry (NRHM) program. ASHAs act as a key machinery of info [..]
13 partners and coordinators gathered in Suchetna at Kathgodam from May 14-15th, to review the Adhikar program that completed the mile stone of one year. 30 participants from [..]
Intensified Malaria Control Project II (IMCP-II) recognises the importance of working closely with community and scale up effective preventive and curative interventions. Two [..]
Traditional agriculture that propped up food systems across the country took a retrogressive turn with the advent of green revolution. Shortsighted campaigns of various govern [..]
   
Professor Michel Kazatchkine, the Executive Director of The Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria (GFATM) and Fr. Varghese Mattamana, Executive Di [..]
SALY (SENEGAL) : Global conference on ‘Female Face of Migration’ held here from Nov 30 to Dec 2 attracted 117 participants from various national and internatio [..]
HIV Mainstreaming has been a focus area for Caritas India. Caritas India undertook a number of initiatives as part of both internal and external mainstreaming i [..]
Caritas India organised a four- day orientation for the newly elected Diocesan Directors of Social Works from 25 -28 June 2012 in New Delhi. The orientation gav [..]