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** PUBLIC DISCLOSURE COPY **Form990OMB No. 15450047Return of Organization Exempt From Income Thunder section 501(c), 527, or 4947(a)(1) of the Internal Revenue Code (except private foundations) Do

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What is 1000 days?

The '1000 days' refers to a critical period of time in early childhood development, spanning from conception to a child's second birthday, during which proper nutrition and care are essential for the child's growth and development.

Who is required to file 1000 days?

Generally, organizations, governmental bodies, or initiatives focused on maternal and child health and nutrition are required to file reports related to the 1000 days program.

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Filling out the 1000 days program documentation typically involves providing data on maternal and child health services, nutritional programs, and health outcomes. The specific format and guidelines depend on the organization overseeing the initiative.

What is the purpose of 1000 days?

The purpose of the 1000 days initiative is to improve health outcomes for mothers and their children by promoting proper nutrition, health care, and education during this critical period.

What information must be reported on 1000 days?

Reports on the 1000 days initiative must include data on maternal health, child development outcomes, nutritional status, service delivery metrics, and any interventions undertaken to support health and nutrition.