CHNCP was established to address critical gaps in maternal and child nutrition, basic health awareness, and community-level protection risks. The center places women’s health, child survival, and dignity at the heart of humanitarian response.

• Blanket Supplementary Feeding Program (BSFP) for children and PLW
• Maternal and Child Benefit Projects (MCBP)
• Nutrition Cash-Based Transfers (Nutrition CBT)
• Maternal, Child Health & Nutrition education and behavior change support
• Community awareness on hygiene, accountability, PSEA, and feedback channels

CHNCP contributes to improved nutrition outcomes, stronger community ownership, and safer, more informed health practices—especially for women and children in crisis-affected areas.