The Swasth Kadam program delivers live tele‑counselling to caregivers of moderately underweight children (0–36 months). By raising awareness and enabling timely intervention, it helps prevent severe malnutrition and supports recovery through a seamless digital ecosystem connecting field workers, counsellors, and supervisors.

Mobile app is provided to trained field workers visiting communities, Anganwadis, and homes to collect key child health data. The field workers record weight and relevant details, and the app flags each child as Healthy, Moderately Under Weight, Severely Under Weight, or Overweight, using WHO growth charts. All information is securely registered in the system. The app works seamlessly offline and automatically syncs when connectivity is restored

• MUW cases are assigned to counsellors according to their linguistic expertise and seniority. Counsellors view their cases and connect with beneficiaries using the platform’s built‑in calling system
• Each interaction is documented, progress is tracked, and child records are updated
• WhatsApp API is integrated to share theme‑based audio messages to reinforce the advice given to caregiver
• The supervisor dashboard gives a real‑time view of counselling progress, engagement, and child health outcomes It highlights trends, gaps, and regional variations for better decision‑making
• After completion of counselling, the mobile app is used to gather the Endline data
• The full journey creates a longitudinal record that strengthens program improvement and evidence for tech‑enabled child health interventions