School-Based Deworming is a public health initiative aimed at reducing the prevalence of intestinal worms among children. These worms can cause malnutrition, anemia, and impaired growth, affecting a child's overall health and educational performance. The program typically involves administering safe and effective medications to students in schools, ensuring that children receive treatment in a familiar and supportive environment. The initiative is often part of broader efforts to improve child health and education, particularly in low-income areas where worm infections are common. By targeting schools, health authorities can efficiently reach large numbers of children, helping to break the cycle of infection and promote better health outcomes for future generations.