Who We Are

About us

Our Mission

Advancing Maternal, Newborn, and Community Health

To improve maternal, newborn, and community health by providing accessible health education, strengthening community awareness, and supporting frontline health workers with practical knowledge and training.

Our Vision

Empowering Communities with Knowledge and Confidence

To build informed communities where mothers, caregivers, and frontline health workers have the knowledge and confidence to promote healthier practices and improve the well-being of families and children.

Team BBN speaking to new mothers about breastfeeding at a BBMP referral hospital
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A health education session under way at a neighbourhood clinic in Bangalore

About Us

Bridging Gaps in Maternal and Community Health Awareness

Bangalore Birth Network was established with the goal of addressing gaps in health awareness related to pregnancy, childbirth, childcare, and women’s health. While healthcare services are available through public and private systems, many communities continue to face challenges in accessing clear and practical health information.

BBN works to address this gap by developing structured learning programs and training initiatives that support community health education. The organization collaborates with NGOs and community partners to ensure that health knowledge reaches those who need it most.

Through its programs, BBN aims to empower individuals with knowledge and support health workers who serve as key links between healthcare systems and communities.

Our Work

Advancing Health Awareness Through Education and Training

BBN’s work focuses on developing educational resources and delivering training programs that support maternal and child health awareness.

Key areas of work include:

Curriculum development for health education

Training programs for NGOs and frontline workers

Workshops on maternal and child health

Community health awareness initiatives

Development of educational materials and resources

These efforts aim to strengthen health literacy and support better health practices within communities.

BBN members and volunteers holding the network banner at a community walk
BBN members visiting mothers on a hospital postnatal ward