PAHAL Issue 28 documents UP TSU’s continued support to the Health Department and ICDS in strengthening public health delivery across facility, system, and community levels in Uttar Pradesh. This issue brings together stories of progress from the field, reflecting how coordinated planning, capacity building, and data-driven decision-making are improving health services for last-mile populations.

Readers will find a range of initiatives, from strengthening inter-district referral systems and enhancing family planning counselling through case-based learning, to improving maternal anaemia management, newborn care, and emergency cardiac response through the Hriday Setu network. The issue also highlights efforts to modernise IEC/BCC strategies, optimise human resource deployment, and leverage digital tools, reinforcing a continued commitment to quality, equity, and accessibility in public health services.

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