The Sweet Mother Project seeks to combat Maternal Morbidity and Mortality by addressing one of the root causes; Delay in Decision to Seek Care, usually due to ignorance, by utilizing information technology to provide clear and concise information to the pregnant woman through pregnancy and beyond.
We seek to leverage the successes of mobile money in Africa to improve health financing by developing a revolutionary digital solution for micro-insurance.
Facilitates early blood diagnosis of infectious and non-communicable diseases affordable for disadvantaged communities.
Compassionate world: One blood drop to help two lives, where social interaction and social motivation goes hand by hand.
Democratization of prevention.
The Sweet Mother Project seeks to combat Maternal Morbidity and Mortality by addressing one of the root causes; Delay in Decision to Seek Care, by utilizing information technology to provide clear and concise information to the pregnant woman through pregnancy and beyond.
Du'Anyam economically empowers rural women, providing them with financial means to access health services and improved nutrition, especially during pregnancy. This is achieved by offering alternative job that leverages an existing skill in the community, wicker weaving
In the Philippines, 15 women die daily due to preventable complications of pregnancy and childbirth, because they lack knowledge and access to prenatal services. 20% of pregnancies are to teens. With education and clinical services, we empower women and communities to lead healthier lives.
karangue is an automatic reminder system by SMS and voice message for child vaccinations, mom’s prenatal and postnatal visits using local languages.
FullSoul equips hospitals in Uganda with medical supplies to protect the health and safety of mothers, babies and medical practitioners during childbirth. We are starting with Uganda and plan to expand across Africa. Medical equipment is delivered to health centers bi-annually.
Firefighter rural groups in Colombia has several financial problems. Due to this, the population that requires emergency health care is underserved. Telemedicine can improve access of vulnerable populations for emergency health care. This project will fill that gap.
This innovation bridges gap between health professionals and patients seeking first hand solutions to health issues. It will garner health professionals to act as online consultants. It cuts across diverse online media platforms.
