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Registration at AWC-English

The document discusses the benefits of early registration for pregnant women at Anganwadi Centres (AWCs). It states that women should register within the first three months of pregnancy for regular health checkups, blood and urine tests, and to qualify for government incentives. Even late registrations should not be denied. The ANM/AWW must explain the Mother and Child Protection Card and services available. Their duties include home visits, identifying all pregnant women, mobilizing beneficiaries, counseling on early registration, and maintaining registration records.

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Registration at AWC-English

The document discusses the benefits of early registration for pregnant women at Anganwadi Centres (AWCs). It states that women should register within the first three months of pregnancy for regular health checkups, blood and urine tests, and to qualify for government incentives. Even late registrations should not be denied. The ANM/AWW must explain the Mother and Child Protection Card and services available. Their duties include home visits, identifying all pregnant women, mobilizing beneficiaries, counseling on early registration, and maintaining registration records.

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PREGNANCY: EARLY REGISTRATION

AT THE ANGANWADI CENTRE


Microsoft [Pick the date] [Edition 1, Volume 1]
Registration
Benefits of Early
Registration at the
 A woman must register with the ANM and AWW AWC
within the first three months of the pregnancy.
•••
 However, if a woman comes late in her pregnancy for
registration, she should not be denied registration and  Regular health check-
must be registered, and care given to her according to up
the gestational age (duration of pregnancy).
 Examination of blood
 The ANM/AWW must explain the significance and and urine at each visit
relevance of all the headings in the Mother and Child
Protection Card and encourage the woman and/or  Entitled for incentives
family members to ask questions and explain what is under schemes like
not clear. Indira Gandhi Matritva
Sahyog Yojana
(IGMSY) & Janani
Suraksha Yojana (JSY)

 Availability of relevant
facilities at the
Anganwadi Centre
(AWC)

 Avail timely abortion


services, if needed and
in case of emergencies.
Things to do

 Undertake home visits, especially to reach out to newly married couples,

pregnant mothers and tell them the benefits of early registration at the

AWC.

 Identify all pregnant women in your area.

 Mobilize beneficiaries (with the AWH/ASHA) for the Village Health &

Nutrition Day (VHND) through SHGs, Mothers Committee, beneficiaries of

ICDS Scheme.

 Counsel and advice pregnant women and their families for early

registration at the AWC.

 Maintain records of registered pregnant mothers and benefits entitled to

them.

ANM/AWW Ensures

 All pregnant women are registered at AWC and facilitate in getting services and 3

ante-natal check-ups.

 The date of registration is recorded in the relevant column under the month of

pregnancy in MCP card.

 She has registered the pregnant woman in their respective AWC, Sub-Centre or

PHC register.

 Pregnant woman comes for the antenatal visits within stipulated period.

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