Health is a critical socio-economic aspect in the life of every individual, embodying the adage "health is wealth." Recognizing health as a state of complete physical, mental, and social well-being, the World Health Organization emphasizes its fundamental role in achieving peace and security, with the responsibility falling on individuals and states alike. Addressing global health disparities is crucial, and the importance of informed public cooperation cannot be overstated (WHO, 2020). In India, the Integrated Child Development Services (ICDS) program, launched in 1975 and reinitiated during the Tenth Five Year Plan, plays a pivotal role in providing comprehensive services to children under six and their mothers. The study focuses on the ICDS program in Tirunelveli District, with objectives to analyze beneficiaries across age groups, assess the evolution of nutritious meals programs, examine the Noon-Meal for children and older adults, explore various child health initiatives, and provide an overview of budget allocations within ICDS. The research aims to contribute to a comprehensive understanding of the ICDS program, its impact on child development, and the challenges and successes in Tirunelveli District