In Brief
- Assam government released Rs 11.3 crore to restore flood-damaged Anganwadi centres.
- This funding is vital for 494 centres to resume early childhood care and nutrition services.
- Flood damage disrupted Anganwadi operations across several districts.
- Restoration efforts aim to benefit thousands of children and women reliant on these centres.
The Assam government has allocated Rs 11.3 crore to repair and restore Anganwadi centres affected by recent floods. These centres provide essential early childhood care and nutrition services to vulnerable populations, including children and pregnant women.
Severe flooding across Assam damaged numerous Anganwadi infrastructure, disrupting services critical for community health and child development. The released funds will facilitate rebuilding and refurbishment of these centres to ensure uninterrupted service delivery.
Authorities emphasized the importance of restoring Anganwadi centres promptly to mitigate long-term impacts on childhood nutrition and healthcare. The restoration plan includes repairing buildings, replacing damaged equipment, and resuming daily operations efficiently.
This intervention demonstrates the government’s commitment to supporting grassroots health initiatives and safeguarding developmental programs amidst natural disasters. The move aligns with broader efforts to strengthen public health infrastructure in flood-prone regions.
