ANC Camp
Every antenatal care camp held across villages near Gadag, newest first. Screening, guidance and doctor consultations for expecting mothers, one village at a time.
Kotumachagi Village
Reading the case history
Every visit starts with the record — past readings, test results and the road so far — reviewed carefully before any new advice is given.
Listening for the heartbeat
A fetal heart rate check — one of the simplest, most reassuring moments of the visit for an expecting mother, and a key vital the team monitors closely.
Together for the day
Doctors, nurses and the village’s expecting mothers, gathered after the camp — each one leaving with a check-up done and a little more peace of mind.
Adavisomapura Village
The queue forms early
Word travels fast in a small village. Within the hour, women line up at the registration desk with their ANC cards, ready to be seen.
A conversation before the consultation
Dr. Shilpa Dhaduti leads a short awareness session for the gathered mothers, covering nutrition, danger signs and what to expect at each stage of pregnancy, before the one-on-one check-ups begin.
The first line of screening
Blood pressure, weight and basic vitals are checked for every expecting mother — often the earliest warning sign the team watches for.
Every card, read carefully
Each mother’s ANC card is reviewed before the doctor advises on care, supplements, and the next check-up date.