By Anganwadi centers are an essential component of the Integrated Child Development Scheme (ICDS), which aims to provide early childhood care and education to children from economically weaker sections. In Parwad Gram Panchayat, MLA Dr. Anjali Nimabalkar’s efforts to construct an Anganwadi building at Parawad 117 has been a significant development that has provided a safe and secure space for young children to learn and play.
Anganwadi centers play a crucial role in the development of rural areas. They provide a range of services, including nutrition, immunization, health check-ups, and pre-school education, to children below the age of six years. These services are crucial as they help in the physical, mental, and social development of young children.
In rural areas, access to quality education and healthcare is often limited, and this is where Anganwadi centers come in. They act as a bridge between the community and the government, providing essential services to children and their families. They also play a crucial role in creating awareness about health, nutrition, and hygiene, which can go a long way in improving the overall well-being of individuals and communities.
In Parwad Gram Panchayat, the construction of an Anganwadi building at Parawad 117 has been a significant development. The building provides a safe and secure space for young children to learn and play, which is essential for their overall development. The services provided by the Anganwadi center will go a long way in improving the health and well-being of children in the area.
The construction of an Anganwadi building at Parawad 117 is a testament to Dr. Anjali Nimabalkar’s commitment to improving the lives of people in her constituency. Her efforts have brought about positive changes that have impacted the lives of people in Chikale, Chorla, Huland, Maan & SADA villages in the area. The construction of more Anganwadi centers in rural areas is crucial for the overall development of individuals and communities, and it is heartening to see leaders like Dr. Anjali Nimabalkar taking steps in this direction.
