Structured health screening
for children who fall
outside every system.
NutriNirog Foundation conducts clinically validated nutrition and developmental health screenings for children in underserved communities — delivered entirely by trained field workers, without requiring parents to own a smartphone or possess literacy in any language.
screened per child
assessed per visit
or literacy required
being served
India has frameworks. Most children don't reach them.
The Government of India has invested significantly in child health infrastructure — RBSK, POSHAN Abhiyaan, the National School Health Programme. These frameworks are clinically sound and nationally mandated. The gap is the last mile: the family that cannot read the pamphlet, cannot navigate the ASHA worker's caseload, cannot use the app that assumes a smartphone and literacy.
NutriNirog Foundation does not duplicate government effort. We reach the families that existing infrastructure cannot practically serve — and we generate the structured, clinical-grade health data that helps both families and systems respond.
See Our ApproachIron deficiency anaemia is the single most prevalent nutritional disorder in Indian children. It impairs cognitive development, reduces school attendance, and compounds through childhood. A structured screening identifies it in under three minutes. Without a screening, it is invisible until it is not.
Autism, developmental delays, and learning disabilities are not conditions exclusive to children in urban private schools. They exist at the same rates in every community. The difference is whether a structured assessment ever happens. In communities without access, the child is simply labelled slow, difficult, or inattentive — and the window for early intervention closes.
Paradoxically, urban and semi-urban Indian children show epidemic Vitamin D deficiency due to indoor schooling and dietary patterns. Left unaddressed, this compounds into immunity deficits, bone health concerns, and mood and concentration issues that depress academic performance. Dietary guidance, delivered by a trained worker after a structured assessment, corrects this at negligible cost.
Clinically grounded. Entirely field-delivered.
Communities are identified through partnerships with corporate medical departments, district school administrations, municipal bodies, and community health infrastructure. We do not rely on families to self-identify or apply.
A NutriNirog-trained field worker visits the community or school. Assessments follow a standardised protocol covering nutrition, immunity, sleep pattern, focus indicators, gut health signals, and mood and energy — aligned to ICMR-NIN 2020 and RBSK frameworks. No smartphone. No app. Paper-based, then digitised.
Field data is transcribed manually by NutriNirog Ops into the clinical platform. The engine — governed by a PhD-level Science Lead and pre-authored against ICMR-NIN standards — generates individual health action plans for each child. This is not AI-generated advice. It is a clinically signed recommendation library, selected by algorithm.
Outputs are delivered as printed health summary cards, via community health workers, WhatsApp voice notes, or ASHA worker briefings — whatever medium the family can actually use. The guidance is in Hindi, adapted per region. No literacy assumed.
Anonymised, aggregate health outcome data — nutrition flag rates, deficiency prevalence, screening coverage, resolution tracking — is compiled into formal reports for corporate CSR boards, government partners, and institutional funders. All individual data is protected under DPDPA 2023 and stored exclusively on AWS Mumbai.
Six domains. One coherent health picture.
Each domain is assessed through a structured, field-validated checklist. Outputs are clinically matched to ICMR-NIN 2020 reference ranges, producing a health action for each domain — and a single priority action for the family to act on first.
Dietary recall and anthropometric assessment mapped to ICMR-NIN RDA values for iron, calcium, zinc, B12, and folate. Deficiency flags raised before clinical presentation. Food-first corrective guidance, no supplementation assumptions.
Structured caregiver interview covering sleep duration, quality, and consistency. Corrective guidance adapted for the specific household — not imported from Western sleep science applied to Indian domestic realities.
Seasonal illness frequency, vaccination status review, Vitamin D and C dietary adequacy assessment. Guidance accounts for local air quality context and regional disease patterns — not generic national averages.
Observation-based attention and developmental milestone screen. Omega-3, iron, and B-vitamin dietary adequacy assessed. School attendance and teacher-reported performance flagged where school access exists for cross-referencing.
Fibre intake, hydration, stool pattern, and appetite caregiver report. Gut health signals are upstream indicators of immunity and mood outcomes — assessed as part of the full-domain picture, not in isolation.
Behavioural energy and mood pattern caregiver report correlated with magnesium, B-complex, and tryptophan dietary adequacy. Flagged outputs are nutritional, not behavioural — keeping guidance actionable for caregivers.
Activated only when a qualified clinician determines extended assessment is warranted. Structured nutritional and behavioural guidance protocols aligned to RCI-credentialed therapy frameworks. Identical clinical quality to private clinical settings — delivered to families who would otherwise have no access at all.
A credible, documented, and formally recognised child health programme.
Child health, nutrition, and preventive healthcare are explicitly listed under Schedule VII of the Companies Act, 2013. NutriNirog Foundation provides the complete documentation chain required by corporate CSR boards, statutory auditors, and ministry compliance requirements — including utilisation certificates, impact reports, and public recognition of your contribution.
Full screening programme for one underserved community cohort — approximately 500 to 1,000 children. Single screening cycle with health action plans and family delivery.
- Utilisation certificate
- Aggregate health outcome report
- Formal acknowledgement in Foundation records
Multi-site screening programme covering five communities or schools. Includes two screening cycles to track health outcomes over 12 months. Named partnership in annual programme report.
- Utilisation certificate and impact dashboard
- Named acknowledgement in published annual report
- Plaque at Foundation programme site
- Quarterly programme updates to your CSR committee
Sustained, multi-district programme with dedicated field workers, health camp infrastructure, and integration with government school health frameworks where applicable under NEP 2020 and GoI School Health Programme.
- Full CSR compliance documentation
- Co-branding on all programme materials
- Dedicated programme officer and reporting cadence
- Ministry acknowledgement coordination where applicable
Board resolution-ready utilisation certificate · Anonymised aggregate health outcome report with field data · 80G receipt upon certification · MCA-compliant fund utilisation statement · Formal acknowledgement letter on Foundation letterhead · Co-branding assets for annual CSR report · Ministry alignment documentation where sought. Your statutory auditor will have every document required for filing.
Structured data where none existed before.
A health screening generates something more valuable than the advice it produces in that moment. It generates a record — a baseline against which change can be measured. For communities that have never had structured health data, this is foundational.
Government health programmes are increasingly data-driven. RBSK, POSHAN Abhiyaan, and the National School Health Programme all depend on ground-level data to allocate resources correctly. NutriNirog Foundation's field screenings generate exactly this data — in a structured, clinically validated format that can be aggregated, analysed, and reported upward through official channels.
For a corporate partner, this means your CSR contribution does not disappear into a general fund. It produces a documented, measurable health intervention — with records that demonstrate outcomes to your board, to your auditors, and to the Ministry.
"The most expensive health outcome is the one that was preventable and wasn't prevented — because no one ever looked."
Published document listing all corporate partners by contribution tier. Suitable for inclusion in your company's annual CSR report to shareholders and the Ministry.
Physical acknowledgement plaque at Foundation field programme locations for District-level partners and above. Permanent record of the contribution.
Quarterly programme update briefs formatted for presentation to CSR committees and boards of directors. Numbers, methodology, outcomes — in language suited to a formal boardroom setting.
For State Anchor partners, your institution's name appears on health summary cards, community health worker materials, and all programme collateral — directly in the hands of the families being served.
Who is accountable for what.
NutriNirog Foundation operates under a governance structure designed to give institutional partners — and government counterparts — the assurance that clinical standards are maintained and public funds are properly accounted for.
Architect of the NutriNirog clinical platform. Accountable for programme strategy, institutional partnerships, field operations, and corporate CSR relationship management. Resident Director and primary contact for all institutional engagements.
Final sign-off authority for all clinical content in the recommendation library. Every health action plan generated by the platform is drawn from content reviewed and approved by the Science Lead against ICMR-NIN 2020 standards. No content ships without this authorisation.
Medical Laboratory Technologist. Oversees field worker training, screening protocol fidelity, and community liaison. Manages the data transcription process from field paperwork to clinical platform entry. Institutional bridge between community health infrastructure and Foundation operations.
Frequently asked by partners and funders.
Let us discuss how your organisation can participate.
Whether you represent a corporate CSR committee, a government health programme, a school administration, or a philanthropic trust — we would welcome a conversation about how NutriNirog Foundation's screening programme can be deployed in communities relevant to your mandate.
foundation@nutrinirog.com · 80G certification in progress · Schedule VII eligible · DPDPA 2023 compliant · All child data stored in India