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HFW-27038/43/2019-NHM SEC-Dept.Of H&FW/2875 GOVERNMENT OF WEST BENGAL Health & Family Welfare Department National Health Mission Swasthya Sathi , Swasthya Bhawan Premises GN-29, 7th Floor, Sector - V Salt-Lake, Bidhannagar, Kolkata - 7000091 NATIONAL URBAN HEALTH MISSION i (033) 2333 0123 (Phone); (033) 2357 7930(Fax) ":'::~:':- ------- ..-----;;;~ Email: [email protected] Web: www.wbhealth.gov.in Memo No: HFW-27038/43/2019-NHM SEC-Dept.ofH&FW/2875 Date: 27/08/2019 From: Addl. Mission Director, NHM & Joint Secretary to the Govt. ofW.B. To 1-18 Chief Medical Officer of Health, (Bankura / Birbhum / Cooch Behar / Darjeeling / Hocghly/ Howrah / [hargrarn/ Malda/ Murshidabad / Nadia/ Nandigram HD / North 24 Parganas / Paschim Medinipur / Paschim Bardhaman / Purba Bardhaman / Purba Medinipur / Rampurhat HD/ South 24 Parganas) Madam / Sir, I am to inform you that the seventy-five (75) U-PHCs have been sanctioned by MoH&FW,Gol across the State to upgrade the same into Suswasthya Kendras (Health & Wellness Centers) as part of Comprehensive Primary Health Care (CPHC) Programme under NUHM. The detailed list of selected seventy-five (75) U-PHCsis enclosed in Annexure-I. In this context, you are requested to give adequate emphasis on posting of Human Resource (e.g. Medical Officers, Staff Nurse, Pharmacist & Lab-Technician) and ensure uninterrupted supply of drugs, logistics and regent for laboratory for these 75 U-PHCsunder NUHM. Enclo- as stated above. Addl.be~~ Joint Secretary to the Govt. ofW.B. Memo No: HFW-27038/43/2019-NHM SEC-Dept.ofH&FW/2875/1(10) Date: 27/08/2019 Copy forwarded for information and necessary action to the:- 1.) Director, State Urban Development Agency (SUDA),West Bengal 2.) State Family Welfare Officer, Swasthya Bhawan, Kolkata 3.) Joint Director of Health Services, NCD,Swasthya Bhawan, Kolkata 4.) Deputy Secretary & Programme Officer-I, NHM, Health & Family Welfare Department, Swasthya Bhawan Page 10/2 5.) Deputy Secretary & Programme Offlcer-Il, NHM, Health & Family Welfare Department, Swasthya Bhawan 6.) Deputy Director of Health Services, Public Health, Swasthya Bhawan, Kolkata 7.) Municipal Commissioner (Siliguri I Howrah I Chandan nagar I Bidhannagar I Durgapur), Municipal Corporations 8.) Executive Officer, (Bankura Municipality I Bolpur Municipality I Suri Municipality I Cooch Behar Municipality I Arambagh Municipality I Baidyabati Municipality I Bansberia Municipality I Champdarri Municipality I Serampore Municipality I Uluberia Municipality I Jhargram Municipality I English Bazar Municipality I Berhampur Municipality I Jiaganj Azimganj Municipality I Chakdaha Municipality I Gayeshpur Municipality I Krishnanagar Municipality I Nabadwip Municipality I Ranaghat Municipality I Santipur Municipality I Contai Municipality I Barasat Municipality I Bhatpara Municipality I Habra Municipality I Kamarhati Municipality I Madhyarngram Municipality I Naihati Municipality I New Barrackpore Municipality I North Dum Dum Municipality I Panihati Municipality I Kharagpur Municipality I Medinipur Municipality I Burdwan Municipality I Haldia Municipality I Panskura Municipality I Tamralipta Municipality I Rampurhat Municipality I Budge Budge Municipality I Rajpur Sonarpur Municipality) 9.) Nodal Officer, NUHM,ULB (Siliguri MC, Howrah MC, Chandannagar MC, Bidhannagar MCI Durgapur MCI Bankura Municipality I Bolpur Municipality I Suri Municipality I Cooch Behar Municipality I Arambagh Municipality I Baidyabati Municipality I Bansberia Municipality I Champdani Municipality I Serampore Municipality I Uluberia Municipality I Jhargram Municipality I English Bazar Municipality I Berhampur Municipality I Jiaganj Azimganj Municipality I Chakdaha Municipality I Gayeshpur Municipality I Krishnanagar Municipality I Nabadwip Municipality I Ranaghat Municipality I Santipur Municipality I Contai Municipality I Barasat Municipality I Bhatpara Municipality I Habra Municipality I Kamarhati Municipality I Madhyamgram Municipality I Naihati Municipality I New Barrackpore Municipality I North Dum Dum Municipality I Panihati Municipality I Kharagpur Municipality I Medinipur Municipality I Burdwan Municipality I Haldia Municipality I Panskura Municipality I Tamralipta Municipality I Rampurhat Municipality I Budge Budge Municipality I Rajpur Sonarpur Municipality) 10.) ITCeII,Swasthya Bhawan for Web-Posting A~n~NHM& Joint Secretary to the Govt. ofW.B Page 2 0/2 Memo No: HFW-27038/43/2019-NHM SEC-Dept. ofH&FW /2875, dated: 27/08/2019 (Annexure-I) Seventy Five (75) Urban Primary Health Centers (U-PHCs) to be upgraded into Suswasthya Kendras (Health & Wellness Centers) SI. No. SI. No. SI. No. for District Name for ULB Name for U- U-PHCName Dist. ULB PHC 1 Bankura 1 Bankura 1 Bankura UPHC 1 Ward No 12 Idgamahalla Banstala Birbhum Bolpur 2 Bolpur UPHC 1 Ward No. 17 DharmarajtaIa 2 2 Birbhum Bolpur 3 Bolpur UPHC2 Ward No. 19 Bypass More Birbhum 3 Suri 4 Suri UPHC1 Ward No 8 Suri Municipal Office 3 Cooch Behar 4 Cooch Behar 5 Cooch Behar UPHC 1 Ward No. 12 Rabindranagar Darjeeling Siliguri MC 6 Siliguri UPHC3 Ward No. 44 Dasharath Pally Near TB Hospital 4 5 Darjeeling Siliguri MC 7 Siliguri UPHC5 Ward No. 23 Debgram Hooghly 6 Arambagh 8 Arambagh UPHC 1 Chandur Bhatarmore Ward No. 15 Hooghly 7 Baidyabati 9 Baidyabati UPHC 1 Ward No. 20 Bauriapara Road Bansberia UPHC 1 Kamale Kamini Charitable Dispensary Ward No. 13 Hooghly Bansberia 10 Tribeni Bhangaghat 8 Bansberia UPHC2 Ward No.7 Bansberia Municipality free Primary School Hooghly Bansberia 11 beside Ramballav Charitable 5 Hooghly 9 Champdani 12 Champdani UPHC2 Ward No.19 NEARBISSFREE PRIMARYSCHOOL Chandan nagar Hooghly 13 Chandernagore UPHC 1 B.K.GSishu Hospital Ward No.7 Dharapara MC 10 Chandannagar Hooghly 14 Chandernagore UPHC 3 Ward No. 31 Bramhinpara Khalisani MC Hooghly Serampore 15 Serampore UPHC 1 ESOPDWard No. 21 Mahesh 11 Hooghly Serampore 16 Serampore UPHC2 HAU2 Ward No. 02 Chatra Howrah Howrah MC 17 Howrah UPHC 17 Ward No. 10 Sita Nath Bose Lane Howrah Howrah MC 18 Howrah UPHC23 Ward No. 61 Bally GT Rd. Muza barrackpore Howrah UPHC 1 HAU1 Ward No. 44 Sastri Narendra Nath Ganguly Road Howrah Howrah MC 19 near Betor more Howrah Howrah MC 20 Howrah UPHC2 HAU2 Ward No. 15 Jeliapara Lane Salkia 12 Howrah Howrah MC 21 Howrah UPHC4 Ward No.8 near Belgachia Bhagar 6 Howrah Howrah MC 22 Howrah UPHC7 Ward No. 46 Majher Para Unsani Howrah UPHC8 Ward No. 24 Narasingha Dutta Road Near Borough III & Howrah Howrah MC 23 IVoffice Howrah Howrah MC 24 Howrah UPHC9 Ward No. 41 Buxuraha Road near Buxaraha High School Howrah Uluberia 25 Uluberia UPHC2 Ward No 13 HAUBuilding at Chengali Narkeldanga 13 Howrah Uluberia 26 Uluberia UPHC4 Ward No 22 HAUBuilding near Uluberia Court Page 1 of 4 Seventy Five (75) Urban Primary Health Centers (U-PHCs) to be upgraded into Suswasthya Kendras (Health & Wellness Centers) SI. No. SI. No. SI. No. for District Name for ULB Name for U- U-PHC Name Dist. ULB PHC 7 /hargram 14 [hargrarn 27 /hargram UPHC1 Ward No.6 Balaradihi Maldah English Bazar 2B English Bazar UPHC1 Ward No. 12 Baluchar 8 15 Maldah English Bazar 29 English Bazar UPHC4 Ward No. 24 Buraburatala Probal Pally Murshidabad Berhampur 30 Behampur UPHC2 Ward No.3 Saidabad Khagra 16 9 Murshidabad Berhampur 31 Behampur UPHC4 Ward No. 21 R.NTagore Near Laldighi Murshidabad 17 Jiaganj Azimganj 32 /iaganj Azimganj UPHC 1 Ward No. 11 Jiaganj Town Centre Nadia Chakdaha 33 Chakdah UPHC 1 Sakuntala Taltala Ward No. 20 18 Nadia Chakdaha 34 Chakdah UPHC2 Malobika Ward No. 12 Ghughia Sarkarpara Nadia 19 Gayeshpur 35 Gayeshpur UPHC 1 Ward No. 15 Kataganj Nadia 20 Krishnanagar 36 Krishnagar UPHC2 Ward No. 12 Raja Road Chowdhury para Nabadwip UPHC 3 Mother Teresa Sasthya Kendra Ward No. 19 Kolar 10 Nadia 21 Nabadwip 37 Denga Road Nadia 22 Ranaghat 38 Ranaghat UPHC2 Nasra UPHCWard No. 18 Banisangha Nadia Santipur 39 Santipur UPHC 1 Ward No 17 Dr. B. C. Ray Road Nadia 23 Santipur 40 Santipur UPHC3 Ward No 13 Panchanan tala lane Nadia Santipur 41 Santipur UPHC2 Ward No 21 Sutragarh Rarneshwar Maternity Munsi Para Nandigram HD Contai 42 Contai UPHC 1 Ward No 11 Hatabari 11 24 Nandigram HD Contai 43 Contai UPHC2 Ward No 19 Kishorenagar Page 2 of 4 Seventy Five (75) Urban Primary Health Centers (U-PHCs) to be upgraded into Suswasthya Kendras (Health & Wellness Centers) SI. No. SI.No. SI. No. for District Name for ULB Name for U- U-PHCName Dist. ULB PHC North 24 Parganas Barasat 44 Barasat UPHC6 Ward No. 26 Hatkhola UPHCnear l.M.A.Hatkhola North 24 Parganas 25 Barasat 45 Barasat UPHC4 Ward No. 20 Badu HAU North 24 Parganas Barasat 46 Barasat UPHC5 Ward No. 27 Natunpukur HAU North 24 Parganas Bhatpara 47 Bhatpara UPHC2 Ward No.9 Kantapukur HAUKankinara 26 North 24 Parganas Bhatpara 48 Bhatpara UPHC4 Ward No. 22 Community Centre Shyamnagar North 24 Parganas 27 Bidhannagar MC 49 Bidhannagar UPHC 10 Ward No. 21 Rajarhat Gopalpur Jyotinagar Jagatpur North 24 Parganas Habra 50 Habra UPHC 1 Ward No.6 Super Market Kamarthuba North 24 Parganas 28 Habra 51 Habra UPHC2 Ward No. 22 Sarada Bhawan Banipur 12 North 24 Parganas Habra 52 Habra UPHC 3 Ward No. 12 Akrampur Biswakabi Road North 24 Parganas 29 Kamarhati 53 Kamarhati UPHC5 IPP VIII building Ward No. 16 M.M.Feeder Road North 24 Parganas Madhyamgram 54 Madhyamgram UPHC2 Bireshpally HAUWard No. 21 30 North 24 Parganas Madhyamgram 55 Madhyamgram UPHC3 Ganganagar HAUWard No. 25 North 24 Parganas 31 Naihati 56 Naihati UPHC 1 Ward No.5 Laldighi Garifa North 24 Parganas 32 New Barrackpore 57 New Barrackpore UPHC2 HAUII Ward No.19 Lenin Sarani North 24 Parganas 33 North Dum Dum 58 North Dum Dum UPHC4 HAUIVWard No. 33 Nilachal North 24 Parganas 34 Panihati 59 Panihati UPHC4 Ward No. 12 New Colony Health Centre Paschim Durgapur MC 60 Durgapur UPHC9 Ward No.37 Pursha Bardhhaman Paschim 13 35 Durgapur MC 61 Durgapur UPHC2 Ward No. 11 Kururia Danga Bardhhaman Paschim Durgapur MC 62 Durgapur UPHC4 Ward No. 24 MAMC Bardhhaman Page 3 of4 Seventy Five (75) Urban Primary Health Centers (U-PHCs) to be upgraded into Suswasthya Kendras (Health & Wellness Centers) 51.No.
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