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  7. Pushpa Ben Basra, an Accredited Social Health Activist and member of self-help group is helping tribal women and children in the tribal women and children in the remote village of Ozharaifaliya in Kaprada block in Gujarat to live healthier lives. By Idhries Ahmad VALSAD, Gujarat, 26 June 2012 — Twenty-two-year old, Sharuben Kurkutiya was worried that her family was not able to save money needed for the delivery of her first child at local hospital in her remote village of Ozharaifaliya in Kaprada block in western Indian state of Gujarat. Sharuben contemplated giving birth to her child at home, aware that she was putting her own life as well as that of her child at grave risk of infections and even death. However, the local ASHA worker, Pushpa Ben Basra persuaded her to deliver at the hospital under the supervision of a medical practitioner. She and other members of the Cooperative's self-help groups visit villages in Kaprada block in Valsad district and educate adolescent girls, pregnant women and young mothers about safe health, hygiene and feeding practices. However, the social development indicators have not kept pace with economic development in the state. Almost every second child in Gujarat under the age of five is undernourished and three out of four are anaemic. Infant and maternal mortality rates have reduced very slowly in the last decade. Such issues can be attributed, in part, to a lack of community empowerment and awareness and knowledge about safe health, hygiene and child feeding practices. In an effort to empower the community and improve knowledge among women about the safe health, hygiene and feeding practices, UNICEF partnered with Vasudhara Diary Cooperative in 2005 to help ensure women in 235 villages in Valsad follow safe health and nutrition practices and their children get better start to their lives. Vasudhara Dairy Cooperatives with over 50 per cent of women representation has a network of 693 women led self-help groups and more than 13000 members from almost all villages of Dharampur and Kaprada blocks in Valsad. Majority of these self-help group members or volunteers are from the tribal community and have deep understanding of the traditional practices, behaviours and attitudes and also share a great rapport with the community members and leaders. At the commencement of the programme in 2005, 700 village volunteers, mostly women, were given training that focussed on developing their interpersonal communication skills. Till date, close to 700 trained volunteers through household visits or regular group meetings at Village Information Centres disseminate message related to key behavior change through specially developed posters, leaflets, booklets, songs, films and other communication materials. Thirty-six year- old, Kamlaben Chaudhury, is one such volunteer from Karanjaveri village in Dharmapur block in Valsad district and has been associated with Vasadhara cooperative since 2008. She is now well versed and talks with conviction about institutional delivery, colostrum feeding, exclusive breast feeding, hand-washing and anaemia prevention. Sureshbai, who has been associated with Vasadhara Cooperative from 1996, credits active involvement of women- led self-help groups for improving awareness about key health behaviours. She has raised her two sons single-handedly. But I feel very proud because of the work I do which makes difference to lives of women and children in our village.

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