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Training Curriculum and Materials

Structured Learning for Better Health Outcomes. Bangalore Birth Network has developed a structured health education curriculum that focuses on improving awareness and knowledge around women’s health, pregnancy, childbirth, childcare, and community health.

Curriculum

Health Education Curriculum

The curriculum has been designed to support learning for NGOs, frontline health workers, and community educators who work closely with mothers and families.

Key topics covered. The curriculum includes modules on:

  • Women’s health and reproductive health
  • Preconception health and preparation for pregnancy
  • Pregnancy care and maternal well-being
  • Childbirth education and birth preparedness
  • Breastfeeding and lactation support
  • Infant care and handling
  • Early childhood care and development
  • Nutrition awareness
  • Community health and public health practices
  • Teenage pregnancy awareness
  • Government health schemes and access to services

These modules aim to strengthen health literacy and provide practical knowledge that can be applied within communities.

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Learning Formats

To support different learning needs, the curriculum has been developed in multiple formats, including:

These resources are used during training workshops, educational programs, and community awareness sessions.

Educational videos

Short films that explain key topics for community and training use.

Training presentations

PPT modules used in workshops and structured sessions.

Written learning materials

Guides and manuals participants can take away and revisit.

Visual learning aids and posters

Visual tools for demonstration-based teaching.

Assessment tools for knowledge evaluation

Instruments for measuring what participants know before and after training.

Strengthening Learning Through Resources

Training and Learning Materials

BBN also develops training materials that support health workers and educators in delivering effective health education programs. These materials include:

  • Facilitator guides for training sessions
  • Structured learning modules for workshops
  • Educational presentations for community sessions
  • Visual tools that support demonstration-based learning

The goal of these materials is to ensure that health workers have access to clear, practical, and evidence-based resources when engaging with communities.

Enhancing Learning Beyond the Curriculum

Additional Educational Resources

In addition to the curriculum developed by BBN, the organization also shares and promotes other reliable educational resources related to maternal and child health. These resources may include:

These resources help expand access to credible health information for mothers, families, and community health workers.

Awareness guides

Informational materials for families and community groups.

Evidence-based learning resources

Material grounded in current maternal and child health evidence.

Public health education tools

Resources supporting preventive and public health practice.

Community awareness materials

Materials for use in community sessions and outreach.

Enabling Access to Health Knowledge

Accessing Resources

Some educational resources may be available for open access, while others may be shared as part of training programs and workshops conducted by Bangalore Birth Network.

Organizations and individuals interested in accessing or using these materials for educational purposes are encouraged to contact BBN for further information.