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Heba Press
On Friday, in the Smara region, a communication campaign was launched on the importance of tracing pregnancy, on the initiative of the Regional Committee for Human Development and in partnership with the Regional Health and Social Protection Commission.
This initiative comes within the framework of the national campaign to raise awareness of the importance of visits which follow pregnancy, which was launched by the Ministry of Health and Social Protection (April 7 – May 8), under the slogan “We hurry and make visits to follow pregnancy … We maintain the health of the mother and the child. »»
Thus, this first campaign was organized in coordination with the Regional Commission for National Cooperation and female centers in the role of young people, in order to improve the awareness of women of the need for regular monitoring of pregnancy to ensure a healthy and safe pregnancy, to reduce the complications that can threaten the life of the mother or the fetus, and allow them to have quality medical services.
On this occasion, a group of pregnant women, or who await pregnancy, have benefited from advice and recommendations on the importance of following pregnancy from the first day, and nutritional supplements and vaccines, in addition to following a healthy and balanced diet, and the need for birth in a health establishment.
This awareness meeting was also distinguished by the presentation of children’s health offers after birth and the importance of breastfeeding, which is a fundamental necessity for emotional development and knowledge and health development of the child.
Yahya Al -Tawil, a manager at the Smara Governorate Ministry of Social Labor, stressed, in a press statement, that this campaign, which will continue in various local health and social centers, aims to regularly strengthen the health and security of the mother and the fetus.
For its part, Amelin Baba, supervised in the interest of the network of health institutions of the Regional Commission of the Ministry of Health and Social Protection, stressed that this campaign has experienced a great participation of pregnant and non -pregnant women, stressing the importance of the health of the mother and child, in particular during the first thousand days of the child’s life, which is a decisive period of future growth of the child.
It should be noted that the activities of this campaign, which will continue until the eighth next May, are organized in four stages of various health centers, social centers for proximity and female centers at the regional level.
This initiative reflects the commitment of the National Initiative for Human Development, within the framework of its innovative and practical approach based on tangible results, and its perfect continuous involvement, in support and participation in multiple efforts to improve the various indicators associated with the health of the mother and the child.
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