Seven Infants Admitted to Ammathottil in Kozhikode Over Nine-Month Period

The District Secretary of the Kerala State Council for Child Welfare, along with the District Manager of Sisu Vikas Bhavan, are utilizing a newly developed mobile application that sends immediate alerts when a child is found abandoned in a cradle. Upon receiving the alert, hospital staff conduct assessments of the childs health indicators to ensure their well-being prior to initiating the adoption process.

This initiative is part of a broader effort to improve the care and management of abandoned children in the region. The mobile app aims to enhance responsiveness in these critical situations, facilitating timely medical evaluation and ensuring that adoption procedures are handled efficiently and compassionately. The Kerala State Council for Child Welfare has been active in promoting child welfare and protection, and this innovation reflects their commitment to safeguarding vulnerable children within the district.