Physical and Mental Health Status of Tribal Girl Children
An Analytical Study of Bansapal Block of Keonjhar district of Odisha
Keywords:
Physical Health, Mental Heatlh, Gender Health, Anthropometric Measurement, Reproductive Health, Morbidity, Intellectual Disability, Particularly Vulnerable Tribal Communities, PVTCAbstract
The present paper is an analytical study of Physical & Mental health status of tribal girl children in Keonjhar district of Odisha. Data has been collected from different schools of Bansapal block of Keonjhar district. Keonjhar is the homeland of four different tribal races that include Juanga, Munda, Pradhan tribes. Girl children constitute the most vulnerable segment of any community. The objective of the paper is to assess the physical and psycho social development of well nourished and malnourished tribal girl children in the study area. The main objective of the paper is to identify the micro environmental factors influencing their growth and development of well nourished and malnourished tribal girl children within the age group of 5-15. The paper seeks to identify the physical and psycho social perspective of tribal girl children. The paper examines that how childhood physical and mental health of the tribal girls impacts their health status in adulthood and their reproductive health.
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