Embrace Infant Warmers Impact Babies Lives India

by Thrive Networks
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Embrace Infant Warmers Impact Babies Lives India
Embrace Infant Warmers Impact Babies Lives India
Embrace Infant Warmers Impact Babies Lives India
Embrace Infant Warmers Impact Babies Lives India
Embrace Infant Warmers Impact Babies Lives India
Embrace Infant Warmers Impact Babies Lives India
Embrace Infant Warmers Impact Babies Lives India
Embrace Infant Warmers Impact Babies Lives India
Embrace Infant Warmers Impact Babies Lives India
Embrace Infant Warmers Impact Babies Lives India
Embrace Infant Warmers Impact Babies Lives India
Embrace Infant Warmers Impact Babies Lives India
Embrace Infant Warmers Impact Babies Lives India
Embrace Infant Warmers Impact Babies Lives India
Embrace Infant Warmers Impact Babies Lives India
Embrace Infant Warmers Impact Babies Lives India
Embrace Infant Warmers Impact Babies Lives India
Embrace Infant Warmers Impact Babies Lives India
Embrace Infant Warmers Impact Babies Lives India
Embrace Infant Warmers Impact Babies Lives India
Embrace Infant Warmers Impact Babies Lives India

Project Report | Nov 4, 2013
Embrace is expanding in Karnataka

By Molly Ronan | Development Associate

Nurse Training at PN Halli
Nurse Training at PN Halli

Embrace is thrilled to annouce our expansion in the Indian state of Karnataka. Embrace's first two sites in this region, SM Halli and PN Halli, started in May 2012. They have proven a great success, with Embrace helping nearly 400 infants in these two health care facilities to date. The planned expansion will see Embrace rolled out to an additional eleven health care centers in the region. The eleven health care centers were idenfied and selected due to their higher volumes of births and higher instances of low birth weight and prematurity among neonates. With an expansion to this scale, we plan to impact over 1000 low birth weight and premature infants in Karnataka during 2014. 

The expansion is extra meaningful since Embrace's India roots are firmly planted in Bangalore, the capitol of Karnataka. Embrace first started in Bangalore in 2009 and has since expanded to three other states with the Embrace India team still headquartered in the city. We hope to continue expanding in Karnataka and the rest of India.

Many thanks to all of our supporters! We would not be able to impact as many infants and families as we do, without your continued support.

Infant in Embrace at SM Halli
Infant in Embrace at SM Halli

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Aug 2, 2013
The Embrace India Team Grows with 4 New Members

By Molly Ronan | Development Associate

May 6, 2013
The Embrace Programs Team travels to Uttar Pradesh, India to launch a new program in Raebareli

By Molly Ronan | Development Associate

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Thrive Networks

Location: Oakland, CA - USA
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Alejandra Villalobos
Project Leader:
Alejandra Villalobos
Oakland , CA United States

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