The project has been implemented by Health Network Members, locally recruited volunteers to advise residents on health and nutrition through lectures and cooking demonstrations. In this project FIDR emphasizes spreading the knowledge on nutrition, child-raising and hygiene. The Network Members play a key role in the success of this project because they contact directly the residents of the target areas.

The Network Members consist of mothers and local health officers in each village. Since the establishment of the team, they have improved the nutrition and health in the villages through monthly cooking demonstrations and lectures. At first, the members were not confident in giving lectures and demonstrations. However, as they continued to attend the training for the members organized by FIDR, they gradually increased their confidence in their work and gained trust from the mothers they communicate with.

Through the support of the FIDR, the Network Members were able to visit similar projects in other regions to learn ideas for lectures and demonstration sessions by other organizations. The attended members based on their findings discussed differences, advantages, and difficulties in terms of the work. As a result, the Network Members were able to develop a wider perspective on how to implement practical training and give more effective lectures.

FIDR hopes that the Network Members will continue their vigorous activities and work for their community.