Continued breastfeeding ensures proper nutrition for new-borns

Home based new-born care approach improves the growth and development of infants

Facility based paediatric care has reduced deaths among sick infants

Improved breastfeeding rates results in improved health in infants

Building capacities of parents in essential new-born care through structured programmes

Better quality of child care translates to better quality of life

Proper information leads to better communication between parents and infants

Increased breast feeding resulted in shorter stay in hospitals

Involvement of family in taking care of new-born have reduced the need for hospitalization

Parent-infant attachment and bonding has improved with the implementation of Family Participatory Care

Family Centered Care approach has improved the quality of care for sick neonates at home

Home Based Care for Young Child has proven to improve nutrition and development of children

Nurturing family's role on improving quality of life for new-born under Family Centered Care approach

Family Participatory Care for improving the health of new-born