Healthy Communities, Brighter Futures
Good health and proper nutrition are the foundations of learning, productivity, and a dignified life. However, many families living in the tea gardens and forest-fringe communities of North Bengal continue to face limited access to quality healthcare, nutritious food, and health awareness. Poverty, geographical isolation, and inadequate health services often lead to preventable illnesses, malnutrition, anaemia, and poor child development.
Morichika Welfare Society is committed to improving the health and nutritional well-being of children, adolescents, women, and vulnerable families through community-based healthcare, nutrition support, and preventive health education. By combining direct services with awareness and government linkages, we aim to build healthier and more resilient communities.
Our Healthcare Interventions
Health, Hygiene & Menstrual Awareness
Conducting interactive sessions on personal hygiene, sanitation, menstrual health management, disease prevention, and healthy lifestyle practices for children, adolescents, and mothers.
Addressing Malnutrition
Malnutrition continues to affect the physical and cognitive development of many children and adolescents in tea garden communities. Our nutrition programme focuses on ensuring that vulnerable children receive the nourishment they need to grow, learn, and thrive.
Supplementary Nutrition
Providing regular nutritious food through our Learning Centres, including boiled eggs, milk, seasonal fruits, and other protein-rich foods for children and adolescent girls.
Community Meal Programme
Through our Feed & Feeding Programme, we provide nutritious cooked meals to economically disadvantaged families and vulnerable community members. Nearly 2,000 people benefit from this initiative, helping reduce hunger and improve food security.
Nutrition Awareness & Government Linkages
Promoting healthy eating practices while connecting families with Anganwadi Centres, maternal and child healthcare services, and government nutrition and food security schemes to ensure they receive their rightful benefits.
Our Future Work
Mobile Health Camps
Organising regular health camps with qualified doctors for medical consultations, basic health screening, diagnosis, and referral services in underserved communities.
Essential Medicines & Preventive Care
Providing essential medicines, vitamins, deworming tablets, and basic health support for children, women, and elderly people whenever required.
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