Gabriel Project Mumbai is collaborating with government run Health and Wellness Centres (HWC) to improve the antenatal care of tribal pregnant women – in remote rural areas.

GPM is tackling the growing levels of high-risk pregnancies in tribal communities by using advanced single-platform diagnostic and prenatal fetal monitoring equipment for an entire rural district.

The diagnostic kits, from CareMother, includes Al-enabled, high-risk pregnancy management units that aim to ensure healthier pregnancies across remote regions with the help of healthcare providers as well as wireless interactive fetal monitoring units and smart-phone based NST/CTG machines designed to monitor pregnancy remotely from anywhere, at any time, for the doctors and mothers that provides the best fetal monitoring experience possible.

This will hopefully be a game changer in women’s health and the health of babies born in remote rural communities!

Initiated by the District Health Office, GPM is leading the project in the district of Mokhada in cooperation with the health department of the Zilla Parishad Palghar. We are truly privileged to make such an impact on the lives of so many.

Healthy mothers mean healthier babies.

That’s why we’re expanding our care to include high-risk pregnant women — providing:

Regular medical checkups via nurses on scooters and cloud-connected fetal monitoring tools

Prenatal vitamins and nutrition

Personalized support and education

Critical interventions for complications

Our goal: raise $70,000 to reach hundreds of expectant mothers referred by government health workers and tribal councils.

Will you give today to help a mother and her child survive and thrive?