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Collection	Volunteer Photos
Photo Title	Health Education- Why We Weigh Babies
Photo Description	On a monthly basis, the community health Volunteers who worked at the "Case de Sante" (health hut) would conduct baby weighings using the salter scale in the photo. We would weigh the children aged 5 and under. This is part of routine growth monitoring recommended by the World Health Organization. The baby in this photo is named Atchala and he is the youngest son of the village's female community health Volunteer. The mother's name is Adjoua.
Contributor	Sara Holtz
Region	Africa Region
Country of Service	Togo
Service Dates (Beginning)	1995
Service Dates (Ending)	1998
Sector	Health
Decade	1990s
Keywords	Maternal and child health
Resource Type	Photo
Format	JPG
Date created	2011-07-29

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