JIET College of Nursing organized various activities from August 1-7, 2023 to promote awareness of exclusive breastfeeding as part of World Breastfeeding Week. The theme was "Enabling breastfeeding: making a difference for working parents." Activities included expert sessions, skits, awareness campaigns, workshops and debates focused on educating nursing students, mothers, and healthcare workers about the importance of breastfeeding and addressing barriers faced by working mothers. The week-long campaign concluded with a pledge taken by JIET College of Nursing students and faculty, as well as members of the Society of Midwives Rajasthan Chapter, to support breastfeeding.
Abstract—Child nutrition is an important factor for their physical and neuro-psychological development and overall health not only in childhood but also in adulthood. The World Health Organization recommends that mothers should be informed about the advantages and the enormous benefits of breastfeeding. It is part of the professional responsibility of nurses to promote good health care habits among women in fertile age and raise the overall health awareness of parents. The aim of the study was to research the knowledge of infant feeding among students in the Nursing Program. An anonymous survey was conducted among students in the Nursing I class. The survey group included a total of 51 students, ranging from 19 to 47 years old. All analyses were conducted using Statgraphics Plus software, version 2.1. It was found that students rate the advantages of breastfeeding for the mother as follows: faster recovery (29.4%); reduces the risk of cancer in women (21.6%), faster recovery of the weight of the mother before birth (27.5%). The majority of students were able to point out specific steps to successful breastfeeding and the respective time schedules of infant feeding (70%). The study found less satisfactory results of the participants’ knowledge on how to prepare infant dairy blends 19 (30.3%) and the duration of breastfeeding in 11 (21.6%). It can be concluded that students in the Nursing Program demonstrate good knowledge of infant nutrition.
For the first time, Indonesia celebrated Menstrual Hygiene Day on 28 May 2017. Various international and national organizations, under a coalition named WASH Network, are working closely with the Government of Indonesia to disseminate the importance of Menstrual Hygiene Management (MHM) at schools. There are at least six organizations, such as UNICEF, Plan International Indonesia, SNV, Wahana Visi Indonesia, GIZ Fit for Schools, and SPEAK Indonesia that jointly supports the Menstrual Hygiene campaign with Ministry of Education and Culture (MoEC) and Ministry of Health (MoH). This report highlight activities conducted, challenges and achievements of the campaign.
Buniyaad is a three year project (April 2012 to March 2015). The project aims at reaching out to 400,000 women with BCC messages on the three tenets of IYCF (immediate and exclusive breastfeeding and complementary feeding) in its lifetime. These messages are rolled out dedicated grassroot workers-Peer Educators (PEs) and Cluster Coordinators (CCs). Their main job is to counsel mothers and caregivers about recommended IYCF practices and help them overcome the barriers to the same.The BCC efforts under the project are expected to bring about an improvement in the knowledge levels (output) of the primary beneficiaries (pregnant women and mothers of children under two) as well as the secondary target population (health and nutrition functionaries) before resulting in a change in practice (outcome).
The main purpose of this midterm evaluation was to review the progress attained in the project to-date in relation to expected outcomes, highlight what works well which can be scaled up, and what necessary changes (both in strategy as well as action plans) can be made to achieve the desired project objectives. Specifically, the main objectives of the midterm evaluation are:
• To assess progress to-date in terms of achieving key milestones, outputs and early outcomes
• Identify lessons learned, areas to strengthen, modify and refocus to enhance the project’s implementation and sustainability
The project internally generates lot of data which quantifies the progress achieved under key components of the project. However, it was felt that it is important to capture the qualitative response of project beneficiaries and project staff with respect to the project interventions, as well as strengths and weaknesses of specific processes and activities that are affecting, and may further affect the outcomes under the project. Getting a subjective overview of the project will help in assessing the current strategy and help in identifying the need for any further change or modifications.With this view, this mid-term evaluation study has adopted a mixed method approach consisting of both qualitative and quantitative methods of data collection and analysis, aiming at addressing the research questions.
Report on the IDY 2016 celebrations organized from 19 to 21 June 2016 by the Centre for Yoga Therapy, Education and Research (CYTER), Mahatma Gandhi Medical College & Research Institute under auspices of Sri Balaji Vidyapeeth University, Pondicherry.
Abstract—Child nutrition is an important factor for their physical and neuro-psychological development and overall health not only in childhood but also in adulthood. The World Health Organization recommends that mothers should be informed about the advantages and the enormous benefits of breastfeeding. It is part of the professional responsibility of nurses to promote good health care habits among women in fertile age and raise the overall health awareness of parents. The aim of the study was to research the knowledge of infant feeding among students in the Nursing Program. An anonymous survey was conducted among students in the Nursing I class. The survey group included a total of 51 students, ranging from 19 to 47 years old. All analyses were conducted using Statgraphics Plus software, version 2.1. It was found that students rate the advantages of breastfeeding for the mother as follows: faster recovery (29.4%); reduces the risk of cancer in women (21.6%), faster recovery of the weight of the mother before birth (27.5%). The majority of students were able to point out specific steps to successful breastfeeding and the respective time schedules of infant feeding (70%). The study found less satisfactory results of the participants’ knowledge on how to prepare infant dairy blends 19 (30.3%) and the duration of breastfeeding in 11 (21.6%). It can be concluded that students in the Nursing Program demonstrate good knowledge of infant nutrition.
For the first time, Indonesia celebrated Menstrual Hygiene Day on 28 May 2017. Various international and national organizations, under a coalition named WASH Network, are working closely with the Government of Indonesia to disseminate the importance of Menstrual Hygiene Management (MHM) at schools. There are at least six organizations, such as UNICEF, Plan International Indonesia, SNV, Wahana Visi Indonesia, GIZ Fit for Schools, and SPEAK Indonesia that jointly supports the Menstrual Hygiene campaign with Ministry of Education and Culture (MoEC) and Ministry of Health (MoH). This report highlight activities conducted, challenges and achievements of the campaign.
Buniyaad is a three year project (April 2012 to March 2015). The project aims at reaching out to 400,000 women with BCC messages on the three tenets of IYCF (immediate and exclusive breastfeeding and complementary feeding) in its lifetime. These messages are rolled out dedicated grassroot workers-Peer Educators (PEs) and Cluster Coordinators (CCs). Their main job is to counsel mothers and caregivers about recommended IYCF practices and help them overcome the barriers to the same.The BCC efforts under the project are expected to bring about an improvement in the knowledge levels (output) of the primary beneficiaries (pregnant women and mothers of children under two) as well as the secondary target population (health and nutrition functionaries) before resulting in a change in practice (outcome).
The main purpose of this midterm evaluation was to review the progress attained in the project to-date in relation to expected outcomes, highlight what works well which can be scaled up, and what necessary changes (both in strategy as well as action plans) can be made to achieve the desired project objectives. Specifically, the main objectives of the midterm evaluation are:
• To assess progress to-date in terms of achieving key milestones, outputs and early outcomes
• Identify lessons learned, areas to strengthen, modify and refocus to enhance the project’s implementation and sustainability
The project internally generates lot of data which quantifies the progress achieved under key components of the project. However, it was felt that it is important to capture the qualitative response of project beneficiaries and project staff with respect to the project interventions, as well as strengths and weaknesses of specific processes and activities that are affecting, and may further affect the outcomes under the project. Getting a subjective overview of the project will help in assessing the current strategy and help in identifying the need for any further change or modifications.With this view, this mid-term evaluation study has adopted a mixed method approach consisting of both qualitative and quantitative methods of data collection and analysis, aiming at addressing the research questions.
Report on the IDY 2016 celebrations organized from 19 to 21 June 2016 by the Centre for Yoga Therapy, Education and Research (CYTER), Mahatma Gandhi Medical College & Research Institute under auspices of Sri Balaji Vidyapeeth University, Pondicherry.
Souvenir of the SBV IDY 2018 Celebrations organised by CYTER.
As per UGC and AYUSH guidelines Sri Balaji Vidyapeeth celebrated the IDY 2018 with a 2-weeklong series of events organised by CYTER from 11-26 June 2018.
This included as highlights events such as
· 18.6.2018 - Promoting Mental Health in Corporate Sector through Simplified Yoga Practices: Awareness program at Integra Software Services, Pondicherry.
· 19.6.2018 - Promoting Mental Health in Silver Citizens through Simplified Yoga Practices: Awareness program at Serene Pelican
· 20.6.2018 - "Yoga for all", Awareness Program on Yoga for General public at MRD, MGMCRI, SBV
· 21.6.2018 - Mass Yoga Demonstration at the Promenade of Pondicherry Beach along with other programs in association with the Tourism Dept., Govt., of Puducherry.
· 22 & 23.6.2018 - Promotion of physical, mental and emotional harmony for Caregivers (parents and teachers) and children with special needs through Yoga. Program for the Satya Special School, Pondicherry.
· 24.6.2018 - Importance of Psychological health and well-being in Transgender population in collaboration with the Sahodaran Community Oriented Health Development (SCHOD) Society at Head Office of SCHOD Society
· 25.6.2018 - Regional Level Yogasana Competition for students of Health Professions Educational institutions of the Puducherry region in association with Pondicherry Yogasana Association
· 26.6.2018 - National Seminar-cum-CME on “Swastha Manas: Mental Health and Well-being through Yoga” at SBV.
Proposal Development on Organizing Health Promotion Education Communication T...Mohammad Aslam Shaiekh
Proposal Development on Organizing Health Promotion Education Communication Training Program on Maternal Infant and Young Child Nutrition Practices in Pumdi, Pokhara Municipality 22.
As per UGC and AYUSH guidelines CYTER of SBV celebrated the 5th International Day of Yoga (IDY 2019) with a series of events from 13-21 June 2019. Every year SBV has celebrated IDY with a weeklong series of events both at the campus as well as in collaboration with various agencies in Pondicherry.
13.6.2019- Yoga awareness for patients at MRD of MGMCRI, SBV Campus, Pondicherry.
14.6.2019 & 15.6.2019 - National Seminar cum Workshop on Divyanga Yoga: Yogic approach to special needs at SBV in association with Kaivalyadhama Yoga Institute, ICYER, Samagra Shiksha (Dir.of School Edu.), Satya Special School, Indian Yoga Association & Pondicherry Yogasana Association
17.6.2019- Awareness program for children with special needs in association with Satya Special School, Pondicherry.
18.6.2019- Mental health and wellbeing through Yoga for the children with special needs in association with Global Trust School, Cuddalore.
19.6.2019- Health & wellbeing in Silver Citizens through Silver Yoga in association with Serene Pelican, Pondicherry.
20.6.2019- Regional Level Yogasana Competition for students of Health Professions Educational Institutions of Pondicherry in association with Pondicherry Yogasana Association.
21.6.2019- Mass Yoga Demonstration at the Promenade of Pondicherry beach along with other programs in association with the Tourism Dept , Govt of Puducherry.
Souvenir of the SBV IDY 2018 Celebrations organised by CYTER.
As per UGC and AYUSH guidelines Sri Balaji Vidyapeeth celebrated the IDY 2018 with a 2-weeklong series of events organised by CYTER from 11-26 June 2018.
This included as highlights events such as
· 18.6.2018 - Promoting Mental Health in Corporate Sector through Simplified Yoga Practices: Awareness program at Integra Software Services, Pondicherry.
· 19.6.2018 - Promoting Mental Health in Silver Citizens through Simplified Yoga Practices: Awareness program at Serene Pelican
· 20.6.2018 - "Yoga for all", Awareness Program on Yoga for General public at MRD, MGMCRI, SBV
· 21.6.2018 - Mass Yoga Demonstration at the Promenade of Pondicherry Beach along with other programs in association with the Tourism Dept., Govt., of Puducherry.
· 22 & 23.6.2018 - Promotion of physical, mental and emotional harmony for Caregivers (parents and teachers) and children with special needs through Yoga. Program for the Satya Special School, Pondicherry.
· 24.6.2018 - Importance of Psychological health and well-being in Transgender population in collaboration with the Sahodaran Community Oriented Health Development (SCHOD) Society at Head Office of SCHOD Society
· 25.6.2018 - Regional Level Yogasana Competition for students of Health Professions Educational institutions of the Puducherry region in association with Pondicherry Yogasana Association
· 26.6.2018 - National Seminar-cum-CME on “Swastha Manas: Mental Health and Well-being through Yoga” at SBV.
Proposal Development on Organizing Health Promotion Education Communication T...Mohammad Aslam Shaiekh
Proposal Development on Organizing Health Promotion Education Communication Training Program on Maternal Infant and Young Child Nutrition Practices in Pumdi, Pokhara Municipality 22.
As per UGC and AYUSH guidelines CYTER of SBV celebrated the 5th International Day of Yoga (IDY 2019) with a series of events from 13-21 June 2019. Every year SBV has celebrated IDY with a weeklong series of events both at the campus as well as in collaboration with various agencies in Pondicherry.
13.6.2019- Yoga awareness for patients at MRD of MGMCRI, SBV Campus, Pondicherry.
14.6.2019 & 15.6.2019 - National Seminar cum Workshop on Divyanga Yoga: Yogic approach to special needs at SBV in association with Kaivalyadhama Yoga Institute, ICYER, Samagra Shiksha (Dir.of School Edu.), Satya Special School, Indian Yoga Association & Pondicherry Yogasana Association
17.6.2019- Awareness program for children with special needs in association with Satya Special School, Pondicherry.
18.6.2019- Mental health and wellbeing through Yoga for the children with special needs in association with Global Trust School, Cuddalore.
19.6.2019- Health & wellbeing in Silver Citizens through Silver Yoga in association with Serene Pelican, Pondicherry.
20.6.2019- Regional Level Yogasana Competition for students of Health Professions Educational Institutions of Pondicherry in association with Pondicherry Yogasana Association.
21.6.2019- Mass Yoga Demonstration at the Promenade of Pondicherry beach along with other programs in association with the Tourism Dept , Govt of Puducherry.
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4. Introduction
JIET College of Nursing organized world breastfeeding week Campaign with
a view to create awareness among Mothers practice, emphasize & educate
exclusive breastfeeding. Every year, countries around the world observe
World Breastfeeding Week for a good reason: breastfeeding is one of the most
effective ways to provide children everywhere with the best start to life. This
year, the World Health Assembly embraced the annual celebration of World
Breastfeeding Week by Member States as a valuable way to advocate for the
protection,promotionand support of breastfeeding everywhere
5. To raise awareness and galvanise action on Themes "enabling
Breastfeeding : Making A Difference For Working Parents”
To make aware the peer group to support mothers in order to
establish and carry on the breastfeeding.
To initiate the breastfeeding supporters to be trained to provide
support to mothers and babies in more effective ways.
To make aware the people to attend and expand the Peer Counseling
programmes by letting them know the effective and efficient
benefits of the Peer Counseling.
To educate Students of JIET College of Nursing about importance
of Health education and assessing Mothers with breastfeeding.
Aims of the Breastfeeding Campaign
6. JIET College of Nursing, celebrated World Breastfeeding Week in
association with Society of Midwives (SOMI) between August 1-7, 2023 at
various places like -JIET College of Nursing , General Nursing and
Midwifery (GNM) Training centre Jodhpur,Vasundhara
Hospital,Aanganwadi Centre Mogra Kallan ,Urban primary health centre
,ANMTC Ratanada Jodhpur .
Campaign assets and information
9. Programme Details
Day-1:(1-08-2023)
The week started with the invocation in which flowers were offered to
Goddess Saraswati & Florence Nightingale the founder of modern nursing of
professional nursing by lighting a lamp along with saraswati vandana.During
the invocation Prof.K.Punithalakshmi -Principal ,JIETCON and President -
SOMI Rajasthan Chapter, highlighted the importance of this week and
emphasized the lmportance of breastfeeding. She emphasized the role of
breastfeeding in preventing neonatal, infant and under-5 mortality and why
natural term weaning is important. She also explained the reasons why
mothers do not continue to breastfeed and how to counsel and motivate them
to continue breastfeeding for 2 years and beyond.
11. Programme Details
Day-1:(1-08-2023)
Expert Session
Topic: Breastfeeding : Educate & Support
Time: 12:15 pm -2:30 pm
Venue : GNM Training Centre Jodhpur
Program for: GNM II & III year students
No. of participants: 90
12. An Expert session covered various components of Breastfeeding
,positioning techniques, mechanisms and its importance to the
Students of GNM Traing centre Jodhpur was conducted on 1stAugust,
2023 in lecture theatre. Students were educated on the breastfeeding the
premature babies, physiology of lactation, how breast milk works,
latching. bonding, positions, care of breast before and after feed,
contents of breast milk, expressing breast milk, difficulties encountered and its
treatment , nutrition form other and advantages of breastfeeding to the mother and
baby.
16. Day-2:(2-08-2023)
Skit
Topic: Myths on Breastfeeding.
Performed by: B.Sc (N) Part-IV students
Time: 12:30 pm to 1:10 pm
Venue: PNC Ward
Program for: Post-natal mothers, Vasundhara Hospital
Jodhpur
No. of participants: 35
17. Students of B.Sc (N) Part-IV performed a wonderful Skit for increasing
breastfeeding awareness. Through the skit, they gave recommendations
for breastfeeding and spoke about importance of colostrum and
breastfeeding. They also clarified different myths related to
breastfeeding.
19. Day-3:(3-08-2023)
Awareness campaign
Day-2
Topic: Importance of early initiation & exclusive breastfeeding
Performed by: B.Sc (N) Part-III & IV students
Time: 10:30 am to 1:30 pm
Venue: Aanganwadi centre , Gram Mogra kallan
Program for: Antenatal & Postnatal Mothers
No. of participants: 60
20. To promote awareness among the mothers, a Mass Health Education with
poster exhibition done in Aangnwadi centre Mogra kallan where Antenatal &
Postnatal mothers came for Vaccination . The presentation was carried out in
Hindi and Marwari ( Local Rajasthani Language) by 3rd & 4th year B.Sc
Nursing students of JIETCON on the theme.
The session highlighted the importance of early initiation of breast feeding,
exclusive breastfeeding for six months, continuing breastfeeding till two years,
avoiding formulae feeds and its disadvantages, positioning
andattachment,expression and storage of breast milk.
22. Day-4:(4-08-2023)
Employed Mothers’ Breastfeeding :Exploring
(urban & rural areas) of Jodhpur
Topic: Employed Mothers’ Breastfeeding :Exploring
Performed by: B.Sc (N) Part- IV students
Time: 10:00 am to 1:30 pm
Venue: Gram Mogra kallan, Kudi Bhagtasni Housing Board, Jodhpur
Program for: Full-time women employees working in any position and
have a currently breastfeeding child of two years or younger.
No. of participants: 20
23. Mothers mentioned diverse facilitators and barriers to breastfeeding. They
explained their physical and emotional challenges to continue
breastfeeding after returning to work by relating their experience with and
view on their working environment. employed breastfeeding mothers
26. Day-5:(5-08-2023)
Workshop
Topic: Role of healthcare workers in protection promotion and
support for breastfeeding and community awareness
Performed by: Faculty & B.Sc (N) Part-III & IV students
Time: 8:30 am to 11:30am
Venue: Urban Primary health center Ratanada ,Jodhpur
Program for: ANM Staff ,Asha workers
No. of participants: 30
27. Role of healthcare workers in breastfeeding support was explained to
the community workers.JIETCON Team discussed different means of
breastfeeding promotion and education and spoke about how
awareness impacts breastfeeding success. She demonstrated skills and
techniques of breastfeeding with the help of educational aids.
31. Day-6:(7-08-2023)
Debate Competition
Topic: Enabling Breastfeeding: Making A Difference For
Working Parents & Non Working Parents
Performed by: Faculty
Time: 10:30 am-11:30 am
Venue: lecture Theatre -3 ,JIETCON
Program for: Nursing students
No. of participants: 20
32. The Sixth day of the World Breast Feeding Week celebration kick started with
a debate competition .The participants shared their insightful thoughts on the
breastfeeding, the support a mother requires from spouse and family,
normalization of breast feeding in public places and also talked about various
provisions that are available for breast feeding mothers at their workplace.
34. 1 week WBFW Campaign ended successfully with
Pledge taken by all the students and faculties of JIET
College of Nursing & Members of SOMI Rajasthan
Chapter which have been declared by World Alliance for
Breastfeeding Action (WABA) in 2023
