WINGS (Women and Infants Integrated Interventions in Growth Study) is a pioneering initiative designed to improve the health, nutrition, and well-being of women and young children during the critical first 1,000 days — from pregnancy through the child’s first two years.

This WINGS app is exclusively for health workers, including ASHAs, Anganwadi workers, ANMs, and other frontline staff. The app provides tools and resources to support program delivery, track progress, and monitor outcomes in the communities they serve.

Key Features for Health Workers:

Maternal Support Tracking – Record prenatal care visits, nutrition counseling, and safe motherhood practices

Infant & Child Growth Monitoring – Track growth milestones, nutrition intake, and health indicators

Nutrition & Health Guidance – Access educational resources on supplements, breastfeeding, immunization, hygiene, and early stimulation

Simplified Data Entry & Case Management – Enter data efficiently, update beneficiary records, and monitor follow-ups

Community Engagement Support – Tools to facilitate awareness and participation in maternal and child health programs

Monitoring & Evaluation Dashboards – Real-time reports for supervisors and program managers

Why WINGS for Health Workers?

Health challenges like malnutrition, low birth weight, and developmental delays remain critical. The WINGS program delivers interventions such as:

Nutrition support (balanced diets, supplements, fortified foods)

Healthcare services (regular checkups, immunization, safe delivery practices)

Psychosocial support and early learning activities

Community awareness and WASH initiatives

The WINGS app ensures these interventions are tracked accurately, delivered efficiently, and monitored systematically, helping health workers achieve better outcomes for mothers and children in their communities.

✨ Designed for health workers, supervisors, and program administrators, the WINGS app strengthens program delivery, data-driven monitoring, and reporting to support healthier mothers and children.