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India Health Action Trust

India Health Action Trust

Non-profit Organization Management

Bengaluru, Karnataka 17,751 followers

Equity and quality in public health and development

About us

IHAT was instituted in 2003 as a Charitable Trust under the Indian Trust Act, 1882 and is registered with the Ministry of Home Affairs under the Foreign Contribution (Regulation) Act,1976, under section 12A(a) of the Income Tax Act, 1961 and with the Ministry of Corporate Affairs under the Companies (Corporate Social Responsibility Policy) Amendment Rules 2021.

Website
http://www.ihat.in
Industry
Non-profit Organization Management
Company size
501-1,000 employees
Headquarters
Bengaluru, Karnataka
Type
Nonprofit
Founded
2003
Specialties
HIV Prevention and Care, Maternal and Child Health, Health Systems Strengthening, Nutrition, Family Planning, and Monitoring and Evaluation

Locations

  • Primary

    S&S Elite, 2nd Floor

    No. 197, 10th Cross, CBI Road, Ganganagar

    Bengaluru, Karnataka 560032, IN

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  • E block, Defence colony

    E17 - 3rd Floor

    New Delhi, Delhi 110049, IN

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  • Vidhan Sabha Marg

    404, 4th Floor, Ratan Square No. 20A,

    Lucknow, Uttar Pradesh 226001, IN

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Updates

  • As we commemorate this year's World TB Day theme, "Yes! We Can End TB: Commit, Invest, Deliver," we emphasise the importance of implementing effective measures to enhance diagnostic services and improve tuberculosis prevention, detection, and treatment outcomes. In collaboration with the State TB Cell, Uttar Pradesh, IHAT has been actively conducting field visits, assessing data quality and gaps, and monitoring the uptake of weekly NAAT and X-ray utilisation to strengthen the 100 Days TB campaign's impact. #WorldTBDay #YesWeCanEndTB #EndTB #publichealth #tuberculosis #TBHaregaDeshJeetega

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  • On International Women's Day 2025, IHAT united our community in Shahdol to focus on maternal and newborn health. With the theme "For ALL Women and Girls: Rights. Equality. Empowerment," we collaborated with frontline workers, families, district and block health officials through various impactful activities. These included setting up Nutrition Corners in the Maternity ward and providing counseling sessions for new mothers in the Post Natal Care wards. Our dedicated ASHA workers also participated in an inspiring oath-taking ceremony and organized community rallies. Each initiative reinforced our shared commitment to a healthier, more equitable future for women and girls Here’s a glimpse of the event! HCLTech Grant by HCLFoundation HCLFoundation #AccelerateAction #IWD2025 #MaternalHealth #ChildHealth #CommunityAction

  • A Learning Visit Highlighting Uttar Pradesh's Progress in TB Elimination.   On February 3-4, 2025, the IHAT team had the privilege of joining delegates from Gates Foundation and other partners in Lucknow, Uttar Pradesh. This visit offered an opportunity to witness the state's significant progress in TB elimination and the integration of TB services within the general health system. The delegation visited a Ayushman Arogya Mandir Centre near Lucknow, and a linked TB detection centre equipped with NAAT testing, and the District Tuberculosis Centre (DTC ). The delegates also got an opportunity to engage with key stakeholders—including frontline health workers (ASHA, ANM), Community Health Officers (CHO), elected representatives, individuals on TB treatment, the District TB team, Chief Medical Officer, and State TB Cell officials. The conversations offered an enriching exchange of ideas to strengthen TB care.   Uttar Pradesh’s achievements in the ongoing 100-day TB Elimination campaign demonstrate the power of collaboration and innovation in paving a path to TB elimination goals. Gates Foundation India Gates Foundation CFAR NGO #UttarPradesh #TBInnovation #100DaysCampaign #TBMuktBharat

  • मंच से मंथन का सफर IHAT recently hosted HCLFoundation to visit the project areas of Project MANCH in Shahdol, Madhya Pradesh. This initiative, awarded under the HCL Grant Edition VI 2020-21, has been dedicated to improving maternal and newborn health outcomes over the past three years. The visit brought powerful moments of reflection, learning, and connection—from engaging with the community to visits to the health facilities and interactions with the front-line health team – all towards understanding the challenges and milestones achieved. Together, we’re driving meaningful change and creating a healthier future for all. Together, we can supercharge the future. HCLTech Grant by HCLFoundation, HCLFoundation, Meena N. #maternalhealth #newbornhealth #madhyapradesh #publichealth #fieldvisit

  • The two-day workshop on Integrating Gender Equity in Health Systems: Bridging Gaps Across Public Health Domains has commenced in collaboration with NHSRC, New Delhi. The workshop is a platform to bring out meaningful discussions and actionable insights on gender equity in health systems! Dr. K. Madan G. | Meena N. | Shweta Bankar | Satish Singh | Ritu Agrawal #GenderEquity #HealthSystems #PublicHealth

    National Health Systems Resource Centre (NHSRC) under Ministry of Health and Family Welfare, Govt. of India is jointly organising a 2-day workshop on “Integrating Gender Equity in Health Systems: Bridging Gaps Across Public Health Domains” with India Health Action Trust (IHAT) on 30th & 31st January,2025 in NIHFW Campus, New Delhi. It aims to empower NHSRC participants with essential knowledge and tools to integrate gender equity into health systems. The workshop kicked off with a warm welcome and insightful remarks from Maj. General (Prof.) Dr. Atul Kotwal, Executive Director of NHSRC, Dr. K Madan Gopal, Advisor, PHA, NHSRC, and Ms. Meena Narula, CEO of IHAT. In his address, Maj. Gen. (Prof.) Dr. Atul Kotwal emphasized the crucial role of integrating gender equity in achieving sustainable improvements in healthcare systems. Dr. K Madan Gopal stressed upon the need for a comprehensive approach to address gender disparities across various health domains. Meanwhile, Ms. Meena Narula underscored the key role of collaboration between stakeholders in creating lasting impact and promoting gender-sensitive healthcare policies. Gender refers to the learned roles, norms, and expectations based on one’s sex. It is a socio-cultural definition of a boy and a girl, a man and a woman. Not only are their responsibilities set by society, but also norms, values, dress codes, attitudes, opportunities, rights, mobility, freedom of expression, priorities, and even dreams are determined by society. These norms vary from society to society and can be changed. The workshop is serving as a platform to bring together experts and practitioners from the fields of health and gender. It is fostering engaging discussions and promoting actions that will significantly contribute to building more gender-inclusive health systems. Excited for the valuable sessions ahead!

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  • We are excited to share that IHAT recently participated in the 'Evidence Generation for Social and Behaviour Change' conference organised by UNICEF and the New Concept Centre for Development Communication, where our team member Dr Shalini Raman, Deputy Director, SBC contributed to the discussion as a panellist in the session on ‘Learning from Experiences.’   Dr Raman shared her learnings, experiences and insights from Uttar Pradesh’s SBC strategies, highlighting the need for innovative Digital (Direct-to-Client) SBC approaches and activities aimed at improving critical behaviours. The conference, attended by over 100 participants from various ministries and partner organizations, emphasized focusing on leveraging evidence for impactful social and behavioural change communication. We are committed to continuing our contribution towards meaningful discussions focused on improving maternal and child health outcomes in Uttar Pradesh. #SBCC #publichealth #communication4change

  • Uttar Pradesh is on a mission to fight TB! The 100-day campaign is rolling out across all 75 districts, focusing on intensifying TB screening among vulnerable and high-risk groups. With early detection as the goal, this initiative will cater for communities at greater risk. Under the guidance of the State TB Cell, our team is ensuring the successful implementation of the campaign. The State Technical Support Unit (TB-STSU) team actively visits the field, ensures data quality, and drives improvements. Here are a few snapshots from the STSU team's field visits! #EndTB #TBHaregaDeshJeetega #Tuberculosis #Publichealth #Uttarpradesh

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