UNICEF- Nutrition -0562-0563 Morium Begum, Community Nutrition Worker identified Marufa Akter Eva with Severe Acute Malnutrition (SAM) Mother: Jobaida Akter (16) housewife, father: Md. Sharif (28), driver Referral mechanism: Following a house to house visit by the Community Nutrition worker, Marufa was identified as being Severe Acute Malnourished in August 2018. Her mother was immediately informed about the severity of SAM. Marufa was brought to the nearby Community Clinic and once SAM was re-confirmed, she was referred to the district hospital for treatment. Extensive counseling was provided to Marufa’s parents to ensure they would agree to her hospital admission. Marufa and her mother stayed in the hospital for 15 days while she received inpatient care. Marufa is making a strong recovery and her mother continues to breastfeed and provides her with a diverse, nutrient rich diet. In 2018, UNICEF supported host families in Cox’s Bazar through the diligence of 60 Community Nutrition Volunteers who screened over 28,000 children for malnutrition. In total, 419 children were treated in UNICEF supported in-patient SAM units in Cox’s Bazar District Hospital and Upazilla Health Complexes in Ukhiya, Teknaf, Ramu, and Pekua. Meanwhile, over 58,000 pregnant and lactating women received high quality counselling and messaging on care and feeding practices for infants and young children. Village: Charpara, Union: Jhilangja, Upazila: Cox’s Bazar Sadar, District: Cox’s Bazar Photo: b.a.sujaN / UNICEF / Map

UNICEF- Nutrition -0562-0563 Morium Begum, Community Nutrition Worker identified Marufa Akter Eva with Severe Acute Malnutrition (SAM) Mother: Jobaida Akter (16) housewife, father: Md. Sharif (28), driver Referral mechanism: Following a house to house visit by the Community Nutrition worker, Marufa was identified as being Severe Acute Malnourished in August 2018. Her mother was immediately informed about the severity of SAM. Marufa was brought to the nearby Community Clinic and once SAM was re-confirmed, she was referred to the district hospital for treatment. Extensive counseling was provided to Marufa’s parents to ensure they would agree to her hospital admission. Marufa and her mother stayed in the hospital for 15 days while she received inpatient care. Marufa is making a strong recovery and her mother continues to breastfeed and provides her with a diverse, nutrient rich diet. In 2018, UNICEF supported host families in Cox’s Bazar through the diligence of 60 Community Nutrition Volunteers who screened over 28,000 children for malnutrition. In total, 419 children were treated in UNICEF supported in-patient SAM units in Cox’s Bazar District Hospital and Upazilla Health Complexes in Ukhiya, Teknaf, Ramu, and Pekua. Meanwhile, over 58,000 pregnant and lactating women received high quality counselling and messaging on care and feeding practices for infants and young children. Village: Charpara, Union: Jhilangja, Upazila: Cox’s Bazar Sadar, District: Cox’s Bazar Photo: b.a.sujaN / UNICEF / Map

UNICEF- Nutrition-0564-0565 Morium Begum, Community Nutrition Worker identified Marufa Akter Eva with Severe Acute Malnutrition (SAM) Mother: Jobaida Akter (16) housewife, father: Md. Sharif (28), driver Referral mechanism: Following a house to house visit by the Community Nutrition worker, Marufa was identified as being Severe Acute Malnourished in August 2018. Her mother was immediately informed about the severity of SAM. Marufa was brought to the nearby Community Clinic and once SAM was re-confirmed, she was referred to the district hospital for treatment. Extensive counseling was provided to Marufa’s parents to ensure they would agree to her hospital admission. Marufa and her mother stayed in the hospital for 15 days while she received inpatient care. Marufa is making a strong recovery and her mother continues to breastfeed and provides her with a diverse, nutrient rich diet. In 2018, UNICEF supported host families in Cox’s Bazar through the diligence of 60 Community Nutrition Volunteers who screened over 28,000 children for malnutrition. In total, 419 children were treated in UNICEF supported in-patient SAM units in Cox’s Bazar District Hospital and Upazilla Health Complexes in Ukhiya, Teknaf, Ramu, and Pekua. Meanwhile, over 58,000 pregnant and lactating women received high quality counselling and messaging on care and feeding practices for infants and young children. Village: Charpara, Union: Jhilangja, Upazila: Cox’s Bazar Sadar, District: Cox’s Bazar Photo: b.a.sujaN / UNICEF / Map

UNICEF- Nutrition-0564-0565 Morium Begum, Community Nutrition Worker identified Marufa Akter Eva with Severe Acute Malnutrition (SAM) Mother: Jobaida Akter (16) housewife, father: Md. Sharif (28), driver Referral mechanism: Following a house to house visit by the Community Nutrition worker, Marufa was identified as being Severe Acute Malnourished in August 2018. Her mother was immediately informed about the severity of SAM. Marufa was brought to the nearby Community Clinic and once SAM was re-confirmed, she was referred to the district hospital for treatment. Extensive counseling was provided to Marufa’s parents to ensure they would agree to her hospital admission. Marufa and her mother stayed in the hospital for 15 days while she received inpatient care. Marufa is making a strong recovery and her mother continues to breastfeed and provides her with a diverse, nutrient rich diet. In 2018, UNICEF supported host families in Cox’s Bazar through the diligence of 60 Community Nutrition Volunteers who screened over 28,000 children for malnutrition. In total, 419 children were treated in UNICEF supported in-patient SAM units in Cox’s Bazar District Hospital and Upazilla Health Complexes in Ukhiya, Teknaf, Ramu, and Pekua. Meanwhile, over 58,000 pregnant and lactating women received high quality counselling and messaging on care and feeding practices for infants and young children. Village: Charpara, Union: Jhilangja, Upazila: Cox’s Bazar Sadar, District: Cox’s Bazar Photo: b.a.sujaN / UNICEF / Map

UNICEF- Nutrition -0566-0567 Mother: Jobaida Akter (16) housewife, father: Md. Sharif (28), driver Following a house to house visit by the Community Nutrition worker, Marufa was identified as being Severe Acute Malnourished in August 2018. Her mother was immediately informed about the severity of SAM. Marufa was brought to the nearby Community Clinic and once SAM was re-confirmed, she was referred to the district hospital for treatment. Extensive counseling was provided to Marufa’s parents to ensure they would agree to her hospital admission. Marufa and her mother stayed in the hospital for 15 days while she received inpatient care. Marufa is making a strong recovery and her mother continues to breastfeed and provides her with a diverse, nutrient rich diet. In 2018, UNICEF supported host families in Cox’s Bazar through the diligence of 60 Community Nutrition Volunteers who screened over 28,000 children for malnutrition. In total, 419 children were treated in UNICEF supported in-patient SAM units in Cox’s Bazar District Hospital and Upazilla Health Complexes in Ukhiya, Teknaf, Ramu, and Pekua. Meanwhile, over 58,000 pregnant and lactating women received high quality counselling and messaging on care and feeding practices for infants and young children. Village: Charpara, Union: Jhilangja, Upazila: Cox’s Bazar Sadar, District: Cox’s Bazar Photo: b.a.sujaN / UNICEF / Map

UNICEF- Nutrition -0566-0567 Mother: Jobaida Akter (16) housewife, father: Md. Sharif (28), driver Following a house to house visit by the Community Nutrition worker, Marufa was identified as being Severe Acute Malnourished in August 2018. Her mother was immediately informed about the severity of SAM. Marufa was brought to the nearby Community Clinic and once SAM was re-confirmed, she was referred to the district hospital for treatment. Extensive counseling was provided to Marufa’s parents to ensure they would agree to her hospital admission. Marufa and her mother stayed in the hospital for 15 days while she received inpatient care. Marufa is making a strong recovery and her mother continues to breastfeed and provides her with a diverse, nutrient rich diet. In 2018, UNICEF supported host families in Cox’s Bazar through the diligence of 60 Community Nutrition Volunteers who screened over 28,000 children for malnutrition. In total, 419 children were treated in UNICEF supported in-patient SAM units in Cox’s Bazar District Hospital and Upazilla Health Complexes in Ukhiya, Teknaf, Ramu, and Pekua. Meanwhile, over 58,000 pregnant and lactating women received high quality counselling and messaging on care and feeding practices for infants and young children. Village: Charpara, Union: Jhilangja, Upazila: Cox’s Bazar Sadar, District: Cox’s Bazar Photo: b.a.sujaN / UNICEF / Map

UNICEF- Nutrition -0568-0576 Marufa smiles Mother: Jobaida Akter (16) housewife, father: Md. Sharif (28), driver Following a house to house visit by the Community Nutrition worker, Marufa was identified as being Severe Acute Malnourished in August 2018. Her mother was immediately informed about the severity of SAM. Marufa was brought to the nearby Community Clinic and once SAM was re-confirmed, she was referred to the district hospital for treatment. Extensive counseling was provided to Marufa’s parents to ensure they would agree to her hospital admission. Marufa and her mother stayed in the hospital for 15 days while she received inpatient care. Marufa is making a strong recovery and her mother continues to breastfeed and provides her with a diverse, nutrient rich diet. In 2018, UNICEF supported host families in Cox’s Bazar through the diligence of 60 Community Nutrition Volunteers who screened over 28,000 children for malnutrition. In total, 419 children were treated in UNICEF supported in-patient SAM units in Cox’s Bazar District Hospital and Upazilla Health Complexes in Ukhiya, Teknaf, Ramu, and Pekua. Meanwhile, over 58,000 pregnant and lactating women received high quality counselling and messaging on care and feeding practices for infants and young children. Village: Charpara, Union: Jhilangja, Upazila: Cox’s Bazar Sadar, District: Cox’s Bazar Photo: b.a.sujaN / UNICEF / Map

UNICEF- Nutrition -0568-0576 Marufa smiles Mother: Jobaida Akter (16) housewife, father: Md. Sharif (28), driver Following a house to house visit by the Community Nutrition worker, Marufa was identified as being Severe Acute Malnourished in August 2018. Her mother was immediately informed about the severity of SAM. Marufa was brought to the nearby Community Clinic and once SAM was re-confirmed, she was referred to the district hospital for treatment. Extensive counseling was provided to Marufa’s parents to ensure they would agree to her hospital admission. Marufa and her mother stayed in the hospital for 15 days while she received inpatient care. Marufa is making a strong recovery and her mother continues to breastfeed and provides her with a diverse, nutrient rich diet. In 2018, UNICEF supported host families in Cox’s Bazar through the diligence of 60 Community Nutrition Volunteers who screened over 28,000 children for malnutrition. In total, 419 children were treated in UNICEF supported in-patient SAM units in Cox’s Bazar District Hospital and Upazilla Health Complexes in Ukhiya, Teknaf, Ramu, and Pekua. Meanwhile, over 58,000 pregnant and lactating women received high quality counselling and messaging on care and feeding practices for infants and young children. Village: Charpara, Union: Jhilangja, Upazila: Cox’s Bazar Sadar, District: Cox’s Bazar Photo: b.a.sujaN / UNICEF / Map

UNICEF- Nutrition -0568-0576 Marufa smiles Mother: Jobaida Akter (16) housewife, father: Md. Sharif (28), driver Following a house to house visit by the Community Nutrition worker, Marufa was identified as being Severe Acute Malnourished in August 2018. Her mother was immediately informed about the severity of SAM. Marufa was brought to the nearby Community Clinic and once SAM was re-confirmed, she was referred to the district hospital for treatment. Extensive counseling was provided to Marufa’s parents to ensure they would agree to her hospital admission. Marufa and her mother stayed in the hospital for 15 days while she received inpatient care. Marufa is making a strong recovery and her mother continues to breastfeed and provides her with a diverse, nutrient rich diet. In 2018, UNICEF supported host families in Cox’s Bazar through the diligence of 60 Community Nutrition Volunteers who screened over 28,000 children for malnutrition. In total, 419 children were treated in UNICEF supported in-patient SAM units in Cox’s Bazar District Hospital and Upazilla Health Complexes in Ukhiya, Teknaf, Ramu, and Pekua. Meanwhile, over 58,000 pregnant and lactating women received high quality counselling and messaging on care and feeding practices for infants and young children. Village: Charpara, Union: Jhilangja, Upazila: Cox’s Bazar Sadar, District: Cox’s Bazar Photo: b.a.sujaN / UNICEF / Map

UNICEF- Nutrition -0568-0576 Marufa smiles Mother: Jobaida Akter (16) housewife, father: Md. Sharif (28), driver Following a house to house visit by the Community Nutrition worker, Marufa was identified as being Severe Acute Malnourished in August 2018. Her mother was immediately informed about the severity of SAM. Marufa was brought to the nearby Community Clinic and once SAM was re-confirmed, she was referred to the district hospital for treatment. Extensive counseling was provided to Marufa’s parents to ensure they would agree to her hospital admission. Marufa and her mother stayed in the hospital for 15 days while she received inpatient care. Marufa is making a strong recovery and her mother continues to breastfeed and provides her with a diverse, nutrient rich diet. In 2018, UNICEF supported host families in Cox’s Bazar through the diligence of 60 Community Nutrition Volunteers who screened over 28,000 children for malnutrition. In total, 419 children were treated in UNICEF supported in-patient SAM units in Cox’s Bazar District Hospital and Upazilla Health Complexes in Ukhiya, Teknaf, Ramu, and Pekua. Meanwhile, over 58,000 pregnant and lactating women received high quality counselling and messaging on care and feeding practices for infants and young children. Village: Charpara, Union: Jhilangja, Upazila: Cox’s Bazar Sadar, District: Cox’s Bazar Photo: b.a.sujaN / UNICEF / Map

UNICEF- Nutrition -0568-0576 Marufa smiles Mother: Jobaida Akter (16) housewife, father: Md. Sharif (28), driver Following a house to house visit by the Community Nutrition worker, Marufa was identified as being Severe Acute Malnourished in August 2018. Her mother was immediately informed about the severity of SAM. Marufa was brought to the nearby Community Clinic and once SAM was re-confirmed, she was referred to the district hospital for treatment. Extensive counseling was provided to Marufa’s parents to ensure they would agree to her hospital admission. Marufa and her mother stayed in the hospital for 15 days while she received inpatient care. Marufa is making a strong recovery and her mother continues to breastfeed and provides her with a diverse, nutrient rich diet. In 2018, UNICEF supported host families in Cox’s Bazar through the diligence of 60 Community Nutrition Volunteers who screened over 28,000 children for malnutrition. In total, 419 children were treated in UNICEF supported in-patient SAM units in Cox’s Bazar District Hospital and Upazilla Health Complexes in Ukhiya, Teknaf, Ramu, and Pekua. Meanwhile, over 58,000 pregnant and lactating women received high quality counselling and messaging on care and feeding practices for infants and young children. Village: Charpara, Union: Jhilangja, Upazila: Cox’s Bazar Sadar, District: Cox’s Bazar Photo: b.a.sujaN / UNICEF / Map

UNICEF- Nutrition -0568-0576 Marufa smiles Mother: Jobaida Akter (16) housewife, father: Md. Sharif (28), driver Following a house to house visit by the Community Nutrition worker, Marufa was identified as being Severe Acute Malnourished in August 2018. Her mother was immediately informed about the severity of SAM. Marufa was brought to the nearby Community Clinic and once SAM was re-confirmed, she was referred to the district hospital for treatment. Extensive counseling was provided to Marufa’s parents to ensure they would agree to her hospital admission. Marufa and her mother stayed in the hospital for 15 days while she received inpatient care. Marufa is making a strong recovery and her mother continues to breastfeed and provides her with a diverse, nutrient rich diet. In 2018, UNICEF supported host families in Cox’s Bazar through the diligence of 60 Community Nutrition Volunteers who screened over 28,000 children for malnutrition. In total, 419 children were treated in UNICEF supported in-patient SAM units in Cox’s Bazar District Hospital and Upazilla Health Complexes in Ukhiya, Teknaf, Ramu, and Pekua. Meanwhile, over 58,000 pregnant and lactating women received high quality counselling and messaging on care and feeding practices for infants and young children. Village: Charpara, Union: Jhilangja, Upazila: Cox’s Bazar Sadar, District: Cox’s Bazar Photo: b.a.sujaN / UNICEF / Map

UNICEF- Nutrition -0568-0576 Marufa smiles Mother: Jobaida Akter (16) housewife, father: Md. Sharif (28), driver Following a house to house visit by the Community Nutrition worker, Marufa was identified as being Severe Acute Malnourished in August 2018. Her mother was immediately informed about the severity of SAM. Marufa was brought to the nearby Community Clinic and once SAM was re-confirmed, she was referred to the district hospital for treatment. Extensive counseling was provided to Marufa’s parents to ensure they would agree to her hospital admission. Marufa and her mother stayed in the hospital for 15 days while she received inpatient care. Marufa is making a strong recovery and her mother continues to breastfeed and provides her with a diverse, nutrient rich diet. In 2018, UNICEF supported host families in Cox’s Bazar through the diligence of 60 Community Nutrition Volunteers who screened over 28,000 children for malnutrition. In total, 419 children were treated in UNICEF supported in-patient SAM units in Cox’s Bazar District Hospital and Upazilla Health Complexes in Ukhiya, Teknaf, Ramu, and Pekua. Meanwhile, over 58,000 pregnant and lactating women received high quality counselling and messaging on care and feeding practices for infants and young children. Village: Charpara, Union: Jhilangja, Upazila: Cox’s Bazar Sadar, District: Cox’s Bazar Photo: b.a.sujaN / UNICEF / Map

UNICEF- Nutrition -0568-0576 Marufa smiles Mother: Jobaida Akter (16) housewife, father: Md. Sharif (28), driver Following a house to house visit by the Community Nutrition worker, Marufa was identified as being Severe Acute Malnourished in August 2018. Her mother was immediately informed about the severity of SAM. Marufa was brought to the nearby Community Clinic and once SAM was re-confirmed, she was referred to the district hospital for treatment. Extensive counseling was provided to Marufa’s parents to ensure they would agree to her hospital admission. Marufa and her mother stayed in the hospital for 15 days while she received inpatient care. Marufa is making a strong recovery and her mother continues to breastfeed and provides her with a diverse, nutrient rich diet. In 2018, UNICEF supported host families in Cox’s Bazar through the diligence of 60 Community Nutrition Volunteers who screened over 28,000 children for malnutrition. In total, 419 children were treated in UNICEF supported in-patient SAM units in Cox’s Bazar District Hospital and Upazilla Health Complexes in Ukhiya, Teknaf, Ramu, and Pekua. Meanwhile, over 58,000 pregnant and lactating women received high quality counselling and messaging on care and feeding practices for infants and young children. Village: Charpara, Union: Jhilangja, Upazila: Cox’s Bazar Sadar, District: Cox’s Bazar Photo: b.a.sujaN / UNICEF / Map

UNICEF- Nutrition -0568-0576 Marufa smiles Mother: Jobaida Akter (16) housewife, father: Md. Sharif (28), driver Following a house to house visit by the Community Nutrition worker, Marufa was identified as being Severe Acute Malnourished in August 2018. Her mother was immediately informed about the severity of SAM. Marufa was brought to the nearby Community Clinic and once SAM was re-confirmed, she was referred to the district hospital for treatment. Extensive counseling was provided to Marufa’s parents to ensure they would agree to her hospital admission. Marufa and her mother stayed in the hospital for 15 days while she received inpatient care. Marufa is making a strong recovery and her mother continues to breastfeed and provides her with a diverse, nutrient rich diet. In 2018, UNICEF supported host families in Cox’s Bazar through the diligence of 60 Community Nutrition Volunteers who screened over 28,000 children for malnutrition. In total, 419 children were treated in UNICEF supported in-patient SAM units in Cox’s Bazar District Hospital and Upazilla Health Complexes in Ukhiya, Teknaf, Ramu, and Pekua. Meanwhile, over 58,000 pregnant and lactating women received high quality counselling and messaging on care and feeding practices for infants and young children. Village: Charpara, Union: Jhilangja, Upazila: Cox’s Bazar Sadar, District: Cox’s Bazar Photo: b.a.sujaN / UNICEF / Map

UNICEF- Nutrition -0577-087 Follow up of Tasfia (30 months) Morium Begum Community Nutrition Worker (CNW) visits Tasfia after her recovery from Severe Acute Malnutrition Tasfia was the second child of her parent. She was identified as having Severe Acute Malnutrition with other medical complications such as edema, fever, and anemia. The Community Nutrition Worker spent time with her parents to convince them that Tasfia required urgent inpatient care for SAM at the Cox’s Bazar District hospital. They finally agreed and Tasfia was admitted for 12 days before she was well enough to be discharged. Her parents are pleased to Tasfia received care when she needed it and now she is recovering well. In 2018, UNICEF supported host families in Cox’s Bazar through the diligence of 60 Community Nutrition Volunteers who screened over 28,000 children for malnutrition. In total, 419 children were treated in UNICEF supported in-patient SAM units in Cox’s Bazar District Hospital and Upazilla Health Complexes in Ukhiya, Teknaf, Ramu, and Pekua. Meanwhile, over 58,000 pregnant and lactating women received high quality counselling and messaging on care and feeding practices for infants and young children. Village: Charpara, Union: Jhilangja, Upazila: Cox’s Bazar Sadar, District: Cox’s Bazar Photo: b.a.sujaN / UNICEF / Map

UNICEF- Nutrition -0577-087 Follow up of Tasfia (30 months) Morium Begum Community Nutrition Worker (CNW) visits Tasfia after her recovery from Severe Acute Malnutrition Tasfia was the second child of her parent. She was identified as having Severe Acute Malnutrition with other medical complications such as edema, fever, and anemia. The Community Nutrition Worker spent time with her parents to convince them that Tasfia required urgent inpatient care for SAM at the Cox’s Bazar District hospital. They finally agreed and Tasfia was admitted for 12 days before she was well enough to be discharged. Her parents are pleased to Tasfia received care when she needed it and now she is recovering well. In 2018, UNICEF supported host families in Cox’s Bazar through the diligence of 60 Community Nutrition Volunteers who screened over 28,000 children for malnutrition. In total, 419 children were treated in UNICEF supported in-patient SAM units in Cox’s Bazar District Hospital and Upazilla Health Complexes in Ukhiya, Teknaf, Ramu, and Pekua. Meanwhile, over 58,000 pregnant and lactating women received high quality counselling and messaging on care and feeding practices for infants and young children. Village: Charpara, Union: Jhilangja, Upazila: Cox’s Bazar Sadar, District: Cox’s Bazar Photo: b.a.sujaN / UNICEF / Map

UNICEF- Nutrition -0577-087 Follow up of Tasfia (30 months) Morium Begum Community Nutrition Worker (CNW) visits Tasfia after her recovery from Severe Acute Malnutrition Tasfia was the second child of her parent. She was identified as having Severe Acute Malnutrition with other medical complications such as edema, fever, and anemia. The Community Nutrition Worker spent time with her parents to convince them that Tasfia required urgent inpatient care for SAM at the Cox’s Bazar District hospital. They finally agreed and Tasfia was admitted for 12 days before she was well enough to be discharged. Her parents are pleased to Tasfia received care when she needed it and now she is recovering well. In 2018, UNICEF supported host families in Cox’s Bazar through the diligence of 60 Community Nutrition Volunteers who screened over 28,000 children for malnutrition. In total, 419 children were treated in UNICEF supported in-patient SAM units in Cox’s Bazar District Hospital and Upazilla Health Complexes in Ukhiya, Teknaf, Ramu, and Pekua. Meanwhile, over 58,000 pregnant and lactating women received high quality counselling and messaging on care and feeding practices for infants and young children. Village: Charpara, Union: Jhilangja, Upazila: Cox’s Bazar Sadar, District: Cox’s Bazar Photo: b.a.sujaN / UNICEF / Map

UNICEF- Nutrition -0577-087 Follow up of Tasfia (30 months) Morium Begum Community Nutrition Worker (CNW) visits Tasfia after her recovery from Severe Acute Malnutrition Tasfia was the second child of her parent. She was identified as having Severe Acute Malnutrition with other medical complications such as edema, fever, and anemia. The Community Nutrition Worker spent time with her parents to convince them that Tasfia required urgent inpatient care for SAM at the Cox’s Bazar District hospital. They finally agreed and Tasfia was admitted for 12 days before she was well enough to be discharged. Her parents are pleased to Tasfia received care when she needed it and now she is recovering well. In 2018, UNICEF supported host families in Cox’s Bazar through the diligence of 60 Community Nutrition Volunteers who screened over 28,000 children for malnutrition. In total, 419 children were treated in UNICEF supported in-patient SAM units in Cox’s Bazar District Hospital and Upazilla Health Complexes in Ukhiya, Teknaf, Ramu, and Pekua. Meanwhile, over 58,000 pregnant and lactating women received high quality counselling and messaging on care and feeding practices for infants and young children. Village: Charpara, Union: Jhilangja, Upazila: Cox’s Bazar Sadar, District: Cox’s Bazar Photo: b.a.sujaN / UNICEF / Map

UNICEF- Nutrition -0577-087 Follow up of Tasfia (30 months) Morium Begum Community Nutrition Worker (CNW) visits Tasfia after her recovery from Severe Acute Malnutrition Tasfia was the second child of her parent. She was identified as having Severe Acute Malnutrition with other medical complications such as edema, fever, and anemia. The Community Nutrition Worker spent time with her parents to convince them that Tasfia required urgent inpatient care for SAM at the Cox’s Bazar District hospital. They finally agreed and Tasfia was admitted for 12 days before she was well enough to be discharged. Her parents are pleased to Tasfia received care when she needed it and now she is recovering well. In 2018, UNICEF supported host families in Cox’s Bazar through the diligence of 60 Community Nutrition Volunteers who screened over 28,000 children for malnutrition. In total, 419 children were treated in UNICEF supported in-patient SAM units in Cox’s Bazar District Hospital and Upazilla Health Complexes in Ukhiya, Teknaf, Ramu, and Pekua. Meanwhile, over 58,000 pregnant and lactating women received high quality counselling and messaging on care and feeding practices for infants and young children. Village: Charpara, Union: Jhilangja, Upazila: Cox’s Bazar Sadar, District: Cox’s Bazar Photo: b.a.sujaN / UNICEF / Map

UNICEF- Nutrition -0577-087 Follow up of Tasfia (30 months) Morium Begum Community Nutrition Worker (CNW) visits Tasfia after her recovery from Severe Acute Malnutrition Tasfia was the second child of her parent. She was identified as having Severe Acute Malnutrition with other medical complications such as edema, fever, and anemia. The Community Nutrition Worker spent time with her parents to convince them that Tasfia required urgent inpatient care for SAM at the Cox’s Bazar District hospital. They finally agreed and Tasfia was admitted for 12 days before she was well enough to be discharged. Her parents are pleased to Tasfia received care when she needed it and now she is recovering well. In 2018, UNICEF supported host families in Cox’s Bazar through the diligence of 60 Community Nutrition Volunteers who screened over 28,000 children for malnutrition. In total, 419 children were treated in UNICEF supported in-patient SAM units in Cox’s Bazar District Hospital and Upazilla Health Complexes in Ukhiya, Teknaf, Ramu, and Pekua. Meanwhile, over 58,000 pregnant and lactating women received high quality counselling and messaging on care and feeding practices for infants and young children. Village: Charpara, Union: Jhilangja, Upazila: Cox’s Bazar Sadar, District: Cox’s Bazar Photo: b.a.sujaN / UNICEF / Map

UNICEF- Nutrition -0577-087 Follow up of Tasfia (30 months) Morium Begum Community Nutrition Worker (CNW) visits Tasfia after her recovery from Severe Acute Malnutrition Tasfia was the second child of her parent. She was identified as having Severe Acute Malnutrition with other medical complications such as edema, fever, and anemia. The Community Nutrition Worker spent time with her parents to convince them that Tasfia required urgent inpatient care for SAM at the Cox’s Bazar District hospital. They finally agreed and Tasfia was admitted for 12 days before she was well enough to be discharged. Her parents are pleased to Tasfia received care when she needed it and now she is recovering well. In 2018, UNICEF supported host families in Cox’s Bazar through the diligence of 60 Community Nutrition Volunteers who screened over 28,000 children for malnutrition. In total, 419 children were treated in UNICEF supported in-patient SAM units in Cox’s Bazar District Hospital and Upazilla Health Complexes in Ukhiya, Teknaf, Ramu, and Pekua. Meanwhile, over 58,000 pregnant and lactating women received high quality counselling and messaging on care and feeding practices for infants and young children. Village: Charpara, Union: Jhilangja, Upazila: Cox’s Bazar Sadar, District: Cox’s Bazar Photo: b.a.sujaN / UNICEF / Map

UNICEF- Nutrition -0577-087 Follow up of Tasfia (30 months) Morium Begum Community Nutrition Worker (CNW) visits Tasfia after her recovery from Severe Acute Malnutrition Tasfia was the second child of her parent. She was identified as having Severe Acute Malnutrition with other medical complications such as edema, fever, and anemia. The Community Nutrition Worker spent time with her parents to convince them that Tasfia required urgent inpatient care for SAM at the Cox’s Bazar District hospital. They finally agreed and Tasfia was admitted for 12 days before she was well enough to be discharged. Her parents are pleased to Tasfia received care when she needed it and now she is recovering well. In 2018, UNICEF supported host families in Cox’s Bazar through the diligence of 60 Community Nutrition Volunteers who screened over 28,000 children for malnutrition. In total, 419 children were treated in UNICEF supported in-patient SAM units in Cox’s Bazar District Hospital and Upazilla Health Complexes in Ukhiya, Teknaf, Ramu, and Pekua. Meanwhile, over 58,000 pregnant and lactating women received high quality counselling and messaging on care and feeding practices for infants and young children. Village: Charpara, Union: Jhilangja, Upazila: Cox’s Bazar Sadar, District: Cox’s Bazar Photo: b.a.sujaN / UNICEF / Map