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COMMUNITY PROFILE
1‐ Name of Place‐
2‐ Name of Teshil and District‐
3‐ Population‐
4‐ Community(Cast) Represented Population‐
5‐ Community Organization (Social, Cultural, religious, Political)‐
6‐ Principal Industries or means of livelihood‐
7‐ Method of Government‐
8‐ Methods of recording birth and Deaths‐
9‐ Educational Facilities available in the Locality –
10‐ Health Facilities available in the Locality –
(a) Medical care:
(b) Water supply:
(c) Latrine Public/Private/School:
(d) Excreta Disposal:
(e) Scavenging:
(f) Waste Water disposal:
(g) Refuse disposal:
(h) Disposal of dead:
(i) Medical Practitioners Allopath/Homeopath/Other indigenous:
(j) Worker’s observation:
(k) Channels of communication in the community:
(l) Self‐Evaluation:
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PRESENTATION OF THE FAMILY
Date of Presentation‐
1. Name of Ward/ Mohalla‐
2. Street‐
3. House no.‐
4. Head of the family Name‐
5. Religion‐
6. Family Composition‐
Name Age Sex Marital Relationship To Occupation
Status the family Head
4‐Housing Condition (Salient Points Only)‐
5‐Economic Status, occupation and Family Status‐
6‐ Nutritional Status of the family members‐
7‐Addicition by any family members ‐
8‐Health status: Important point about all family members to be brought out‐
9‐Family problems‐
(a) Medical‐ (Pregnancy, Disease, Medical, Surgical, Psychological)‐
(b) Environmental (Housing, water, Sanitation)‐
(c) Socio‐Economic Problems (Money, Education, Marriage, Untouchability, Recreation)‐
11‐ (a) Community need – Electricity, Water Supply School, Transport, Latrine, etc.‐
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IMMUNIZATION SCHEDULE
Beneficiary Age Vaccine No Of doses
Infant At Birth BCG+O dose of OPV 1
and Hep B only at
institutional level
Infant At 6 Weeks Rotavirus ‐ 1
(at an interval of 4 Weeks) OPV – 1
Pentavalent ‐1
fIPV ‐1
PCV ‐ 1
Infant At 10 Weeks Rotavirus ‐2
(at an interval of 4 Weeks) OPV ‐ 2
Pentavalent ‐2
Infant At 14 Weeks Rotavirus ‐ 3 (fIPV and PCV at
(at an interval of 4 Weeks) OPV – 3 the gap of 2
Pentavalent ‐3 months)
fIPV ‐ 2
PCV ‐ 2
Infant AT 9‐12 months of age MR, JE 1st dose 1
PCV Booster, Vit A
Children 16‐24 months DPT+ Polio+ JE 1
Children 5‐6 Years DPT 1
Adolescent 10 years Td 1
Adolescent 16 years Td 1
Pregnant 2 doses/booster*[any time during Td 1
pregnancy, during first contact with
health service providers]
Remark – *Booster dose for ANC(If pregnant within 3 years of last pregnancy and had
received 2 doses of Td vaccine at that time, then only booster dose of Td vaccine will be
given).
SKETCH OF THE HOUSE
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HOUSING CONDITION
1‐Construction of the house‐
Type of the house ‐ Detached
‐ Semi‐ Detached
Roofing ‐ Terraced/Tiled/Thatched
Walls ‐ Mud/burnt brick/Thatched
Flooring ‐ Cemented/ Mud with cow dung
Lightening and ventilation ‐ Inadequate
Natural Lighting ‐ Adequate/ Inadequate
Courtyard or Open space ‐ Present/ Absent
Kitchen ‐ Smoke Vent provided or not
Drainage ‐ Present/ Absent
Describe arrangement for storage and food articles‐
No. of rooms ‐ Living /Sleeping / Others
Total Floor areas in sq.m.
Total no. of occupants in the house ‐
Floor space per person in sq.m. ‐
Overcrowding ‐ Present/ Absent
Dampness ‐
1‐ Water supply;
Source of drinking water ‐
Storage ‐
Exposure to pollution ‐
Do they say it is safe, if so why‐
If not why, Discuss ‐
2‐ Bath Room: ‐ Present / Absent
How‐ Drained ‐
3‐ Facility:
Do they have a Latrine ‐ Yes/No
Water used by all/used by a few ‐
Not used at all ‐
Type of latrine ‐
How do they dispose the Excreta ‐
of babies and children
Are they using public latrine‐
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4‐ Excreta disposal:
Method of disposal ‐ compost pits/covered pits/None:
5‐ What animals and birds are kept by the family?
Any illness or epidemic among animal’s, bird’s?
6‐ Insects and rodents of medical importance seen
The house‐
7‐ Summary of housing condition‐
8‐ Any special preventivebias observed(e.g. uses of
Mosquito net, flit rat traps, phenyl, general cleanliness etc.)‐
CRITERIA FOR OVER CROWDING
Criteria no.1 Criteria no.2 Criteria no.3
Person per room floor space Sex separation
Room 2 persons 50‐70‐ sq ft, ½ person Over crowding is considered
Room 3 persons 70‐90 sq ft, 1 person to exist it 2 persons over 9
Room 5 persons 90‐ 100 sq ft, 1 ½ person years of age not husband
Room 7 1/2 persons 110 sq ft or more, 2 person and wife, of opposite sexes
Room 10 persons are obligate to sleep in the
(Additional 2 for each same room.
further from)
(A baby under 12 months is not counted, children 1‐10 counted as half per unit)
KUPPUSWAMI’S SOCIO ECONOMICS STATUS SCALE
A. Education B. Occupation C. Income
1) Professional degree/ 1) Professional‐10 1) Above 20,000 per
Hons.B.A. above‐7 month‐12
2) B.A.or B.Sc. ‐6 2) Semi ‐ 6 2) Rs. 10,000‐00,
19,999‐00 ‐10
3) Intermediate/diploma ‐5 3) Clerical/ Shop/ 3) Rs. 7500 ‐ 9.999‐6
Farm ‐5
4) High School ‐ 4 4) Skilled worker ‐4 4) Rs. 5000 ‐ 7.499 ‐4
5) Middle school ‐3 5) Semi skilled ‐3 5) Rs. 3000 ‐ 4.499 ‐3
6) Primary school ‐ 2 6) Unskilled ‐2 6) Rs. 1001 ‐ 2.999 ‐2
7) Illiterate‐1 7) Unemployed ‐1 7) Below Rs.1000 ‐1
Total Score: Add (A+B+C)
Total Score: 26‐29 (Upper class)
15‐25 (Upper middle class)
11‐15 (Lower middle class)
5‐10 (Upper lower class)
Below 5 (lower)
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ECONOMIC STATUS
1. Income:
a) Yearly Income form:
I. Land: IV. House:
II. Wages: V. Cottage:
III. Business: VI. Other (Specify): ……………….
Total:
2‐ Expenditure:
a) Monthly on
I. Rent:
II. Food:
III. Medical Aid:
IV. Education:
V. Occupational requirement:
VI. Festival and wedding:
VII. Fuel:
VIII. Light:
IX. Amusement:
X. Transport:
XI. Smoking:
XII. Any other:
b) Total Yearly expenditure Rs.
3) Any debts (amount) Rs……………………. Any saving (amount) Rs……………….
4) Any modern amenities available with family –
a)Bicycle/Scooter/Car b) Sewing machine c) Radio/TV
d)Fridge e)Any Other (Specify)
5) Does the family own land? if so, how much?
6) Economic condition (interviewer’s opinion)
SOCIAL PROBLEMS IN THE FAMILY
1) Any addiction in the family?(specify)
2) Any unemployed adult in the family?
3) How do they pass their free time?
4) Do they gamble?
5) If there is any unattached mother (widow, separated etc.) in the family.
6) Is the mother working anywhere? If yes, who looks after the children during her absence?
7) Is there any orphan in the family?
8) Are there any children above 6 year of age, who are not going to school? If so, give the reason.
9) Are there recreation facilities for the children and adult in the area?
10) What is the (effect of the illness on the)
a) Patient, if there is any in the family‐
b) On the other family members?
11) What is the status of the family in the community (interviewer opinion):
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HEALTH KNOWLEDGE OF THE FAMILY
1) Brief note: On causation of common diseases like leprosy, tuberculosis, V.D. and diarrhea.
Attitude of the person towards modern medicine, personal hygiene, obstetric care and
safe child birth, breast feeding, weaning immunization, family planning, ORT, safe water
and refuse disposal, cooking practices and Nutrition supplement.
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2) Family planning:
a) Attitude towards Family planning:
b) Practicing:
I) Cu‐T (Copper T) First insertion……………………. Re insertion………………………
Drawn……………………….. Reason……………………………..
II) Oral Pills‐ Since……………………………
III) Condoms‐ Since……………………………
IV) Sterilization‐ Since……………………………
V) Other method‐ Specify…………………………. Since……………………………………….
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Diet and Nutrition Status
Diet Survey
Name:
Age/Sex:
Vegetarian/Non‐Vegetarian
Food Material/Quantity (gms.) 1st day 2nd day 3rd day Total Daily Average
Cereals:
1.
2.
3.
Pulses
1.
2.
3.
Roots and Tubers
1.
2.
3.
Leafy Vegetables
1.
2.
3.
Non‐ Leafy Vegetables
1.
2.
3.
Fruits
1.
2.
3.
Nuts
1.
2.
3.
Milk and Milk Products
1.
2.
3.
Miscellaneous
1.
2.
3.
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Diet and Nutrition Status (Continued)
2. Average daily Consumption:
Food material Quantity Calories Protein Fat Calcium Iron Vitamin A Vitamin B Nicotin Riboflavin Vitamin‐C Vitamin D
(gms) (Kcal.) gms (gms) (gms) (mg) (I.U) (mg) (mg) acid (mg) (mg) (I.U.)
Total
Consumption
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Daily Requirements
Name Age Sex and Quantity Calories Protein Fat Calcium Iron Vit.‐A Vit.‐ B Nicotin Riboflavin Vit.‐C Vit.‐ D
Body Weight (gms) (Kcal.) gms (gms) (gms) (mg) (I.U) (mg) (mg) acid (mg) (mg) (I.U.)
Total Daily
Requirements
Total Consumption
Deficient
Excess
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