
T
he Ga Central Municipal Health Directorate in collaboration with Anyaa Polyclinic has marked the Child Health Promotion Week under the theme “Every Child Deserves a Healthy Future; Invest in Your Child”. The program which is aimed at promoting the health and well-being of children in our communities also underscored the importance of investing in the health of children to ensure they have a bright future.
The event's sub-theme, "Attend 'Weighing' Regularly," highlighted the crucial role that regular child welfare clinic popularly known as ‘weighing’ plays in monitoring the growth and development of children.
Nurses conducted a role-play which effectively demonstrated the importance of weighing in monitoring child health. Jane Cole, a nurse, delivered a speech that emphasized the significance of the weighing book provided to mothers during pregnancy. She explained that the book serves as a valuable resource for mothers, offering guidance on feeding and caring for their children.







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