A two-day training program for Mahila Arogya Samiti (MAS) under National Urban Health Mission (NUHM) was conducted on May 13–14, 2025, at the Chief Medical Officer’s Conference Hall, Mokokchung.
During the inaugural session, Dr. Takosunep, deputy Chief Medical Officer, appreciated MAS members for their support in healthcare services and encouraged them to continue their efforts for the community.
Sentirenla Longchar, NUHM consultant, emphasized the role of MAS in promoting community participation in health planning, implementation, and monitoring. She also highlighted the importance of record-keeping and financial management of untied funds.
Watisenla Jamir, DCM, discussed the responsibilities of key MAS members and their role in community health planning and addressing vulnerabilities. Imnasenla Imchen, GNM, UPHC Yimyu, provided training on health determinants, access to essential services, and community monitoring of healthcare.
A total of 45 MAS members participated in the training program, which aimed to strengthen grassroots healthcare engagement.