Strengthening Maternal & Child Health in Rural Uttar Pradesh
Driving the maternal health program UP through the Abhinav Swasthya Kendra FSC. This rural child health initiative pioneers antenatal care outreach, ensures institutional delivery facilitation, and broadens rural health awareness FSC.
(Under Uttar Pradesh Health System Development Project)
The Abhinav Swasthya Kendra (ASK) was implemented by the Foundation for Social Care (FSC) in Maizapur, District Gonda, as part of the Uttar Pradesh Health System Development Project.
ASK was designed to strengthen rural maternal and child health systems through:
At a time when rural health indicators required focused intervention, FSC worked at the grassroots to ensure public health services reached women and children in remote villages.
Reaching women and children in remote villages
These outcomes reflect structured monitoring, coordinated field mobilization, and measurable public health impact.
Women sensitized through health awareness interventions
Pregnant women registered for antenatal care
Institutional deliveries facilitated
Infants immunized
Community health awareness camps conducted
ASK demonstrated FSC’s operational capacity to translate public health policy into measurable grassroots action.
Abhinav Swasthya Kendra was not merely a health camp model — it was:
Through ASK, FSC strengthened local health confidence, reduced maternal risk, and promoted safe childbirth practices in rural Uttar Pradesh.
Action successful.