Aponjon (aka MAMA Bangladesh) is a global public-private health information service created by USAID's Mobile Alliance for Maternal Action (MAMA) initiative to help pregnant women, new mothers and their families receive behavior change communication messages via mobile phone.

Born to Live employs mothers living with HIV to mentor HIV-positive pregnant women and new mothers in health facilities. They work side-by-side with doctors and nurses, supporting and educating women about how to take their medicines, care of themselves, and their babies.

Global Health Media Project produces and distributes clinical teaching videos for frontline healthcare workers in low-resource settings. The videos provide high-quality, step-by-step visual instructions that are easy to understand and put into action.

Aga Khan Development Network eHealth Resource Centre drives improvements in access, quality, cost, efficiency and safety of health care through Information and Communication Technologies. The Centre supports the assessment, development and implementation of eHealth activities in Asia and Africa.

As part of the Alive & Thrive Initiative,Mat Troi Be Tho,a Vietnamese social franchise in rural commune health centers and urban health facilities, provides group classes and one-on-one lactation and nutrition counseling by skilled providers to improve infant & young child feeding practices.

CCBRT is the largest local provider of disability and rehabilitation services in Tanzania, specialising in eye, ortho, rehabilitation, prosthetics & orthotics, reconstructive surgery & fistula. Also engaged in maternal and newborn health, CCBRT is building its own Maternity Hospital.

Action for Community Development is a Uganda-based non-governmental organization working to employ innovative solutions in the areas of human rights, HIV/AIDS, reproductive and child health, and systems strengthening in Eastern Africa.

Jamii Smart (meaning “smart families”) aims to convert the huge success of M-Pesa, Safaricom’s mobile wallet solution, into an effective mHealth solution that significantly improves MCH by modeling on existing, sustainable mobile technologies from end users. The national scale mHealth initiative off

DKT Pakistan has identified and begun the steps necessary to reach Pakistani couples and the more than six million women (20.1% of married women of reproductive age) with an unmet need for contraception through Social Marketing and Social Franchising initiatives.

DKT will develop innovative outreach, education, and marketing efforts to shift family planning behavior and to expand the contraceptive market.

Kangu has a big dream: every woman in the world has a safe birth. Kangu’s crowdfunding platform is designed to help put an end to preventable maternal & newborn deaths by enabling microdonors to support life-saving health services for pregnant women (mamas) & their babies in need, globally.

Casa Angela is a non-profit organization that carries out MNCH activities in the hopes of increasing indicators in the slums of Sao Paulo. Initiatives under Casa Angela include workshops for mothers, provider trainings, seminars for youth, and physiotherapy.

mDoc is a digital health social enterprise which aims to dramatically reduce chronic disease burden in sub-Saharan Africa by providing people with chronic disease with integrated care support through mobile and web platforms.

An app for trustworthy doctor selection, appointment scheduling and reasonably priced video, phone or text chat consultation. DoctorDial furthers our dream of providing free personalized health education and making quality health care accessible to the underprivileged.