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Seating with Social Distancing

Providing visual cues, by marking out seats on the ground for people/children to sit during outreach sessions/meals

Queue with Social Distancing

Providing visual cues (in the form of grids/or marked footsteps) to patients and their family members/ friends for standing in queues with 3 hand distance maintained

Allocated “Pick-Up” Trays

Instead of giving packages by hand (as it requires people to come close to you) – have a “pick-up” area where you place the items to hand over. People can then directly pick up the packages from there.

Time-Table of Activities

To regulate the number of people with the Anganwadi Centre at a given time, the Anganwadi Worker can make a timetable with clear slots of different activities & the number of people allowed for each – which could also be visible to the general public. This way she ensures that people for different activities don’t gather at the same time and crowds are managed.

Social distancing gear for children

To ensure children maintain 3-hand distance, simple head gear like these can be created which make it easy for children to understand how to maintain the required distance

Pre-packaging of items

Try and keep the items ready to distribute at time of opening of Anganwadi Centre/PDS – so that the duration of stay for each person can be limited to just pick-up of items rather than having to wait for packaging of products.