Our Work
Designed interventions have affected communities' behaviors in
significant ways, which have even led to community ownership in some instances.
Through our work over the years on factors affecting maternal and child health, we have diversified to affect social and health determinants with a continuum of care approach. We strive towards innovation at scale in the domains of Maternal and Child Health; Sexual and Reproductive Health with a focus on Adolescents (10-19 years) and Young People (10-24 years); Communicable diseases (HIV, TB, Hepatitis B & C); and common Non-Communicable Diseases (Hypertension, Diabetes, Obesity & Mental Health).
Mamta has implemented some of the most significant initiatives in India, meternal health and newborn child health has been the strength of the organization since the organization's inception. This theme is based on the concept of continuum care...
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Young people in India face significant barriers to accessing sexual and reproductive health services, including stigma and lack of information. The interventions are guided by gender, sexuality, and rights through the life cycle approach...
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Communicable diseases such as tuberculosis, malaria, dengue, chikungunya, and hepatitis are among the most prevalent diseases. These diseases contribute significantly to morbidity and mortality in the country. Communicable diseases can spread rapidly in India due to its large population, high population density, and inadequate sanitation & hygiene...
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NCDs account for approximately 70% of deaths worldwide. The government of India has instituted a comprehensive NCD control program that focuses on screening, referral, health promotion and prevention of NCDs and associated risk factors. Mamta's aim is to expand access to NCD care for the underserved and marginalised population...
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Livelihood programs provide opportunities for individuals and communities to earn sustainable incomes. Our interventions focus on improving access to healthcare along with access to stable employment and income-generating activities, they can afford better healthcare services, nutritious food, and improved living conditions. Economic empowerment through livelihood programs reduces poverty and addresses social determinants of health.
Our climate change interventions focus on reducing fossil fuel reliance and decrease in greenhouse gas emissions, resulting in improved air quality to reduce respiratory problems, cardiovascular diseases, and other health issues associated with air pollution. Climate change can impact the distribution and prevalence of vector-borne diseases like malaria, dengue, and chikungunya.
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“Collaborating with MAMTA-HIMC has been an enriching journey. Their unwavering commitment during the COVID-19 pandemic has left a profound impact. Their dedication and tireless efforts have made a significant difference in the management of COVID-19.”
“Mamta has demonstrated remarkable dedication and effectiveness in their endeavours. Their work in enhancing healthcare access and their collaborative efforts within our department is paving the way for positive change.”
“I would like to commend Mamta for the Centre of Excellence Adolescent Health and Development Programme at Sir Sunderlal Hospital, Banaras Hindu University in collaboration with National Health Mission, UP Govt. It is providing exceptional counseling and outreach services as it strives to sensitize the maximum number of adolescents to critical health issues. The Centre's dedication to research and innovation sets it apart, driving continuous improvement in adolescent health outcomes.”
“Mamta and its professional staff have created incredible trust and access in the communities and stakeholders through their commitment in the work. Mamta has vast experience in development cooperation and has developed successful and sustainable tools and approaches to work on changing harmful norms preventing healthy change in the society. This innovative work has created sustainable results in the local communities that should be replicated in the country.”
