Made in Humane Club
We Fight the Horrific Inequalities in the Healthcare Space
Vitamin A Deficiency: Cruel, Unacceptable, and a Killer of Children
We fight malnutrition and its serious side effects. Our flagship project is giving vitamin A to malnourished to children to prevent permanent blindness, and save lives.
We are a nonprofit serving the disadvantaged population with last mile health solutions. We believe in justice and inclusion, and promoting health equality for all.
Why We Work
Half a million hungry children become blind every year due to Vitamin A deficiency. Blind forever. They are doomed to a life of darkness. Half of them die due to low immunity and recurrent infections. 200 million children worldwide suffer from Vitamin A deficiency and are at risk of losing their vision.
“We cannot provide nutritious food to everyone. But surely we can give the life-saving drops of vitamin A to malnourished children; to save them from the horror of permanent blindness, recurrent infections, and untimely deaths.”, says Dr. Radhika Batra, Co-founder, and President.
Latest News & Updates
Kargil, Ladakh
Vitamin A supplementation, training ASHA workers, and addressing women and children’s health has led to zero maternal and infant mortality in an area isolated by snow on the Indo-Pakistan border.
Nandghars in Rajasthan
Selected by the Anil Agarwal Foundation to provide health, nutrition, and anemia testing in 300 Nand Ghar’s in Rajasthan. The Anil Agarwal Foundation has transformed traditional government Anganwadis into modern, state-of-the-art hubs for education, healthcare, nutrition, and women empowerment.
Our Founder in Top 10
Dr Radhika Batra selected among the Top 10 in India by TED Conferences , that travelled across 9 countries and 6 continents in search of powerful, TED-worthy ideas for their Global Idea Search. Radhika presented her work at TEDxGateway, her belief that tackling childhood malnutrition at its roots, even before birth is critical to preventing diseases, deaths and siablities in children. TEDx Gateway is the largest TEDx conference in Asia, and India’s biggest ever idea festival.
Anemia Mukt Bharat
We partner with the government for an Anemia-free India, doing anemia detection via EzeRx, a non-invasive hand-held , point of care device, serving tribals in Kargil, Madhya Pradesh, Rajasthan and Silvassa, serving tribal communities.
Silvassa
A myriad of health promoting activities for tribal and villagers since 3 years include anemia detection and treatment, providing safe water, counseling and awareness on nutrition and hygiene.
Sikkim
Partnered with the National health Mission and Project ECH to train ANMs on safe motherhood, neonatalogy and resuscitation. This year we partnered with ONGC to provide life saving equipment to STNM hospital, the biggest public hospital in Sikkim.
Madhya Pradesh
honoured that Every Infant Matters is one of the 4 NGOs- and the only one working in health and nutrition, to be selected by the District Magistrate Vidisha in Madhya Pradesh to work in Lateri, block Vidisha, one of the most underserved blocks in MP
Health Camps in Drass
We carried out a series of health camps in Block Drass, Kargil, the coldest inhabited place in India, where our medical team provided medical care covering every village in the block.
Baramulla
Every Infant Matters joins hands with the National Health Mission, government of India, in villages of Block Sopore, District Baramulla, to implements its projects in government schools in the village Wadoora Tehsil Dangerpora and Higher Secondary Schools in Jammu & Kashmir. Now this programme is being held continuously in all blocks in district Baramulla
Training ASHAs & other health workers
Every Infant Matters empowers ASHA and health workers to identify high-risk pregnancies and provide life-saving newborn care in the most remote communities.
Femina Achiever’s Award
Femina Achiever’s award to Radhika Batra for her pathbreaking work, fighting anemia and malnutrition in marginalised and malnourished women and children.
The Devi Award
The Devi Award given by The New Indian Express group goes to Dr Radhika Batra. This award, presented by the Honourable Minister of Transport Mr Nitin Gadkari and the Chief Minister of Delhi Mrs Rekha Gupta, is for outstanding women who have served the nation with dedication and passion.
West Bengal Project
Supported fully by SVP India (Social Venture Partners), we have distributed Vit A and deworming to 175000 children in phase I and 75,000 children in phase 2, working in Kalimpong and darjeeling, going right upto the Indo Bhutan and Indo Nepal borders. Health workers faced severe challenges of rough terrain, landslides, torrential rains broken roads and bridges yet continued with determination.
780,778 malnourished children given Vitamin A to save them from blindness
Our work spans in 5 countries across 3 continents serving the poorest with last mile health solutions.
Our Impact in Numbers
780,778
No. of Vitamin A given to children
10,05,067
No. of Deworming tablets given to children
52,500
No. of Prenatal Vitamins given to Pregnant women
5M+
More than 5M+ people educated on Holistic Health Care programs
5M+
More than 5M+ people educated on gender equality
852
Government Ashas & Pharmcist trained in Kargil, 252 ANM trained in Sikkim
Awards & Recognition
Dr. Radhika Batra has received innumerable international and national awards and has been recognized worldwide over for her path-breaking work.
Our Partners
We are proud to partner with organizations who believe in our mission and support us in their own ways.
