Integrated Child Health and Immunization

Integrated Child Health and Immunization is a comprehensive approach to improving the well-being of children by combining vaccination programs with other health services. It ensures children receive vaccines to protect against diseases like measles and polio, while also addressing nutrition, growth monitoring, hygiene, and treatment of common illnesses. This coordinated strategy helps prevent illness, promotes healthy development, and strengthens healthcare delivery, making it more efficient and accessible for families. Overall, it aims to protect children’s health, reduce child mortality, and support their healthy growth and development.