Health and nutritional horrors are in great triumph on the helm of galore public health fright in the world, especially in the developing countries. This situation is panicky to all classes’ people and the author attempts to evaluate the contribution of nutrition counseling for health development (NC4HD) project in context of homeless children in Bangladesh, an Asian developing country. Though NC4HD is a general term to aid development of health status of samples in a population, there are many cases where the potential benefits of NC linked with the individual, community and national level also. So the author argues the think tank to adopt NC4HD in different cases for meeting good health of the population in a country.
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Nutrition Counseling, Health Status, Homeless Children, Malnutrition, NC4HD, Bangladesh
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