Target beneficiaries and distribution schedule
The programme focuses on pregnant women attending state healthcare facilities, identifying nutritional deficits early through institutional health tracking.
- Pregnant women registered at government health centres, Primary Health Centres (PHCs), or community health centres.
- First distribution phase: Provided during the second antenatal care (ANC) check-up between the 14th and 26th week of gestation.
- Second distribution phase: Provided during the third antenatal care check-up between the 27th and 34th week of gestation.
- Tracking is integrated with maternal health registers maintained by local ASHA and Anganwadi workers.
Nutritional components included in each kit
Each kit contains balanced dietary supplements rich in protein, iron, healthy fats, and micronutrients formulated to counter nutritional deficiency.
- Nutrition mix powder formulated to enhance dietary protein and micronutrient intake.
- High-energy dates (khajoor) to support natural iron absorption and energy.
- Iron syrup bottles to address maternal anaemia and improve blood haemoglobin counts.
- Pure cow ghee providing essential calories and healthy fats.
- Protein-rich peanut chikki bars and deworming tablets as advised by attending medical officers.
Registration and access guidelines
Pregnant women do not need to register on a separate private website. Enrolment occurs automatically when registering the pregnancy at the nearest government hospital, PHC, or through the village ASHA worker with valid Aadhaar details and Mother and Child Tracking System (MCTS) documentation.
Official source
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Common questions
Who is eligible to receive the KCR Nutrition Kit?
Pregnant women in Telangana undergoing regular antenatal care check-ups at government hospitals and PHCs are eligible.
How many times is the nutrition kit provided during pregnancy?
The nutrition kit is typically distributed twice, during the second and third ANC check-up periods.
Is any fee charged for the nutrition kit?
No, the kit is provided completely free of charge at government healthcare facilities.
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