Full course description
Description
Child mortality remains a significant global health challenge, with pneumonia, malnutrition, and inadequate newborn care among the leading causes. Community Health Workers (CHWs) play a critical role in reducing child mortality by educating families on newborn care, promoting early breastfeeding, and identifying signs of illness. Growth monitoring, proper nutrition, and early childhood development education are key strategies in ensuring a healthy start for children and preventing life-threatening conditions.
Target Audience
This training video will be helpful to Community Health Workers, healthcare providers, and caregivers who work with infants and young children. It is especially valuable for those supporting families in underserved communities where child mortality rates are high.
Learning Outcomes
After completing this training, you will be able to:
- Identify the leading causes of child mortality and strategies for prevention.
- Explain the importance of newborn care, breastfeeding, and early illness detection.
- Recognize the role of growth monitoring and nutrition in child health.
- Understand how early childhood development education helps prevent child mortality.