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This #WorldHealthDay, let's prioritize the health and well-being of mothers and children, enabling a happier future for generations forward. ARMMAN’s mHealth interventions focus on improving maternal and child health outcomes in India, having reached millions of women and children in the country. Together, let’s enable “Healthy Beginnings & Hopeful Futures” for women and children. Take the first step by supporting our work and bring about #positivechange! Donate now: https://lnkd.in/fxwxkT8 #worldhealthday2025 #MaternalHealth #ChildHealth #HealthForAll #HealthyBeginnings #HopefulFutures #HealthcareAwareness #donatenow #mHealth #healthcare #women #children

Too many mothers and children do not receive the care they need at the right time making them prone to mortality and morbidity. Most causes leading to this are preventable with awareness and timely medical support. This World Health Day, let’s change that! What according to you can be done to improve the health of mothers and children? Share your thoughts in the comments. Say it. Share it. Act on it. Let’s make essential healthcare for pregnant women, mothers and children, a conversation! Use #SpeakForChange #WorldHealthDay #HealthyBeginnings #HopefulFutures to keep the momentum going.

Join us at the #SkollWorldForum in Oxford, UK, tomorrow, where Kruti Dalal, Head of Resource Mobilization and Communication, will speak about our partnership with the Government of India to scale #mHealth interventions across 28 states in India. This will be part of the panel discussion where other global organisations will also share their partnership model to bring about sustainable impact. Where: Oxford, UK When: 4th April, Friday, 9:30 AM GMT Skoll Foundation Aparna Hegde Shreya Deb TheSidebar #skollwf #governmentpartnership #GovernmentofIndia #partnership #collaboration #maternalhealth #childhealth #Oxford #UK

Did you know that WHO (World Health Organization) recommends at least 4 antenatal care visits during pregnancy but only 58% mothers in India have followed this guideline, according to the NFHS-5 report? Several factors including lack of awareness about the importance of medical support, geographical challenges in accessing health facilities, overcrowded healthcare centres and societal beliefs contribute to women not seeking care on time. This makes women prone to developing high-risk conditions during pregnancy such as anemia, hypertension, diabetes, resulting in low birth weight, malnutrition and causes barriers in growth and development of the child, ultimately contributing to maternal and child mortality and morbidity. As we approach World Health Day, let’s come together to ensure "Healthy Beginnings, Hopeful Futures" for women and children in India. Support ARMMAN’s work: https://lnkd.in/fxwxkT8 *NFHS-5 - National Family Health Survey #WorldHealthDay #HealthyBeginnings #hopefulfutures #WHO #MaternalHealth #ChildHealth #HealthAwareness #AntenatalCare #WomenHealth #PublicHealth #IndiaHealth #healthforall

We conducted state-level workshops in Delhi and Andhra Pradesh, in collaboration with the respective health departments, to create awareness and highlight the importance of the Kilkari and Mobile Academy programmes in bringing about improvement in maternal and child health outcomes in the states. The workshops emphasized on the benefits of the programmes for women and children and also reviewed the performance of the Kilkari calls, along with discussions about improving listenership among pregnant women and mothers. The sessions also focused on the importance of training Accredited Social Health Activists (ASHAs) through the Mobile Academy course to enable them to provide timely care to women and children. The best performing districts were showcased in the workshops and ASHAs who have completed the Mobile Academy course were awarded certificates. #MaternalHealth #ChildHealth #HealthWorkshops #Kilkari #ASHA #PublicHealth #healthawareness #mhealth

Come meet us at the #SkollWorldForum in Oxford, UK. Our Founder and Managing Trustee, Dr. Aparna Hegde, and members from the programme and fundraising teams at ARMMAN will be part of the Skoll World Forum 2025 from April 1-4 in Oxford, UK. We look forward to engaging in interesting conversations with global social leaders, changemakers and potential funders, and explore collaborative opportunities to find innovative solutions for the world's most pressing social issues. Let’s connect and share ideas to bring about social change together! To attend online, register here: https://lnkd.in/dhHv4Sxq Skoll Foundation Shreya Deb Kruti Dalal #SkollWF #UK #Oxford #socialimpact #socialchange #changemakers

#Donate & Save Tax! Here’s your chance to contribute to the health of women and children in India by supporting our mobile health (mHealth) interventions. Your help can enable us to empower women to demand the healthcare access they deserve for themselves and their children, and support health workers, leading to improved maternal and child health outcomes. #Support ARMMAN now: https://lnkd.in/fxwxkT8 #TaxSavings #DonateForACause #SaveTaxe #health #healthcare #healthtech #women #children #mothers #donatenow #supportus

Excited to announce that we have started implementation of our Integrated High Risk Pregnancy Tracking and Management (IHRPTM) programme in the Kaushambi district of Uttar Pradesh. This is the third district in the state after Sambhal and Shravasti, where our high-risk pregnancy programme is being implemented. The inaugural session begun with the Training of Trainers (TOT) in the presence of the District Magistrate of Kaushambi, Chief Medical Officer (CMO), Chief Development Officer (CDO), District Immunisation Officer (DIO), Chairperson district panchayat and other key officials from the district. A total of 650 specialists, medical officers (MOs), community health officers (CHOs), Auxiliary Nurse Midwives (ANMs), and staff nurses will be trained in this first phase of training. #highriskpregnancy #maternalhealth #childhealth #healthworkers #UttarPradesh #HealthcareTraining #CommunityHealth #MaternalCare

Delighted to welcome new team members into our ARMMAN family! We are excited to have such passionate individuals join our journey as we work towards improving maternal and child health outcomes in India. #mHealth #welcomeaboard #welcometotheteam #teamARMMAN

Co-Impact supports our Systems Change initiative by funding our 5-year strategic plan which aims at achieving sustainable impact at scale and building powerful coalitions for systemic change, leading to an improvement in maternal and child health in India. Thank you Co-Impact for featuring ARMMAN’s work and believing in our mission of creating a world where every mother is empowered and every child is healthy.