An 'Asha Welfare Fund' would be set up for 'Asha-Sahyogini', besides giving 15 per cent reservation in ANM training course, the minsiter said at a function at Brahma Kumari Ishwariya Vishwavidhyaly here.
Asha-Sahyogni women are grassroots-level workers in state's health and medical activities, hence required immediate attention so that they could take a better training in ANM courses, he said.
The minister also felicitated 254 'Asha-Sahyogini, five block health supervisors, five PHC health supervisors, five Zila Asha Coordinator, and five district zonal officers.
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