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Department of Health ➔ facilities offering routine antenatal services, by trained lay counsellors and healthcare professionals. should be encouraged to go for voluntary counselling and testing. should receive encouragement, education and support on how they can achieve their own adequate nutritional status. lactating women, for example adolescents, women with low weights and HIV+ women, should receive appropriate specialised counselling. should be encouraged to bring partners or a family member for antenatal education. has been counselled and has decided on her infant feeding option, she should be educated and supported during antenatal care and post-natal care so that she can safely pursue her feeding choice. receive individual and ➔ 95
Government-funded programmes and services for vulnerable children in SA ➔ unbiased counselling on infant feeding to allow them to make choices appropriate to their circumstances. start in the antenatal period as part of the voluntary counselling and testing strategy, and not be left to the time of birth. In the antenatal period must receive routine antenatal care, including micronutrient supplementation. All HIV+ pregnant women should receive iron and folate supplementation. must be offered information on PMTCT interventions at all healthcare consultations. must be counselled on safe infant feeding options and assisted in making appropriate feeding choices. Counselling on infant feeding must commence after the first post-test counselling session in pregnancy. HIV+ women should be counselled on feeding options at every ➔ 96
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