As of my last knowledge update in January 2022, the term "RCH" commonly refers to

Reproductive and Child Health. Reproductive and Child Health programs are
initiatives implemented by governments and health organizations to address issues
related to maternal health, family planning, child health, and other aspects of
reproductive and child healthcare.

These programs typically include a range of services and interventions, such as:

1. Maternal health services: Ensuring access to antenatal care, safe delivery,

and postnatal care for pregnant women.
2. Family planning services: Providing information and services related to
contraception and family planning to help individuals and couples make
informed choices about the timing and spacing of pregnancies.
3. Child health services: Focusing on the health and well-being of infants and
children, including immunization, nutrition, and preventive care.
4. Reproductive health education: Promoting awareness and education on
reproductive health issues, including sexually transmitted infections (STIs) and
HIV/AIDS.
5. Safe abortion services: In some regions, reproductive health programs may
include services related to safe and legal abortion.
6. Community outreach and education: Engaging communities to raise
awareness about reproductive and child health issues and encouraging
healthy behaviors.

It's worth noting that the specific components and focus areas of Reproductive and
Child Health programs may vary from one country to another based on the local
context and priorities. If you have a specific question or if there have been
developments in these programs since my last update, you may want to check more
recent sources for the latest information