Good health is not a privilege, it’s a right. This #WorldHealthDay, we join the global movement to promote quality healthcare for all and advocate for stronger, inclusive health systems.
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Invest in Health. Empower Every Life. 🩺🌏⚕️ Health is not a privilege ,it is a right. This World Health Day, let us go beyond awareness and commit to action by building healthier lifestyles, strengthening well being, and ensuring no one is left behind. Because when health thrives, humanity rises. 🌍💚 At HUDCO, we are committed to promoting health, well being, and a better quality of life for communities, contributing to a healthier and stronger nation. @SANJAYKUL31 @MoHUA_India @MoHUA_India @mlkhattar @RBI @MoHFW_INDIA @WHO #WorldHealthDay #HUDCO #HealthIsARight #HealthForAll #StrongerCommunities #WellbeingForAll #ActForHealth #PublicHealth #HealthyIndia #CareThatCounts #GlobalHealth #InclusiveGrowth

Cancer outcomes change dramatically when it is detected early - yet for millions, timely screening and diagnosis remain out of reach. Where you live, what you earn, and how close you are to a health facility still determine when cancer is found. This is the gap that equity in cancer care must address. Across our #ACTForHealth portfolio organisations like @niramaianalytix , @NavyaCare , @periwinkletech and @atom_360 are using technology to push early detection closer to the last mile; enabling affordable screening for breast, cervical and oral cancers, and strengthening diagnosis and treatment through evidence-based clinical decision support. By embedding these innovations into frontline care and public health systems, early screening becomes possible not just in hospitals, but in communities - where it matters most. Detect early. Defeat early. #WorldCancerDay #CoFoundersOfSocialChange

@Wizarab10 @toyin_abraham1 @biolabayo @UNICEF_Nigeria @ActForHealth @AMSWONigeria @TYDFoundation @funkeakindele @DONJAZZY Please help olabisi walk again no amount is too small

Just like traffic, #mentalhealth struggles can slow us down — sometimes unexpectedly, sometimes persistently. At ACT, we believe mental healthcare should be as accessible as a mapped route — starting with recognizing the signs and knowing where to go for help. This #WorldMentalHealthDay, we celebrate the incredible organizations in our portfolio who are building pathways to quality and affordable care for underserved communities across Bharat: @wysabuddy: Making mental healthcare accessible through a vernacular, AI-powered chatbot that’s also available via WhatsApp. @evolveapp_: Enabling content, community, and coaching for LGBTQIA communities to provide queer-affirmative care at scale. Atman: Leveraging gamified content to embed preventive mental health support in government schools to build resilience among adolescents. @AdagioVr: Delivering immersive, VR-based mental healthcare for LGBTQI individuals to address stress, trauma, and more. Together, they’re driving India closer to a future where mental healthcare is accessible, affordable, and stigma-free for all. @rvemp @Jo4dev #MentalHealthMatters CoFoundersOfSocialChange ActForHealth

#PCIOnGround In Dhenkanal #Odisha ACT Project is tackling non-communicable diseases #Hypertension & #Diabetes ✅ 83% population screened ✅ 100% ASHAs oriented ✅ 624 lifestyle sessions held A people-first push for early detection, awareness & healthier lives! #ACTforHealth #NCD

Meet the Eight One Young World Academy Champions Fighting for Global Health Equity. bit.ly/3IL5VIw #OneYoungWorld #GlobalHealth #HealthEquity #YouthLeadership #OYWAcademy #ActForHealth

The onset of disease does not manifest with dramatic conditions such as cancer or heart attacks. It begins subtly, concealed within the minor signals of daily life. Disrupted sleep, gastrointestinal discomfort, persistent sugar cravings, unexplained weight fluctuations, chronic fatigue, and insufficient exposure to sunlight are not mere inconveniences. They are the body’s early warnings. The human body communicates its needs long before it succumbs to dysfunction. It seeks rest, genuine nourishment, sunlight, and equilibrium. This understanding drives growing interest in foundational health solutions, such as fulvic and humic acids, natural compounds that enhance cellular energy, nutrient absorption, gut health, and detoxification. Present in Vitalité Humalite, these substances replenish what modern lifestyles deplete, fortifying the body’s resilience before serious issues emerge. Health erodes gradually, yet it can be restored through the same incremental process, with small, intentional daily adjustments, mindful attention, and dedicated care. Heed the body’s whispers now. Take action today. Nourish profoundly. Begin modestly. Transform today. #HolisticHealth #PreventiveCare #FulvicAcid #HumicAcid #VitalitéHumalite #Wellness #CellularEnergy #Detoxification #GutHealth #TrueNourishment #BalancedLiving #NaturalHealth #DailyChanges #ListenToYourBody #ActForHealth

Women’s health has been overlooked for too long. But at ACT, we’ve had the privilege of working with innovators who are rewriting that story. We’re proud to back bold entrepreneurs building healthcare solutions that finally see and build for women. From early breast cancer detection using AI (Niramai Health Analytix), to non-invasive cervical screening (Periwinkle Technologies), to contextually adapted mental health support (Wysa), these startups are tackling problems that have been ignored for decades. In a recent conversation with A Mariyam Alavi of First Check, Krisha Mathur (Director, #ACTForHealth), Geetha Manjunath (Founder, Niramai Health Analytix), Veena Moktali (Co-founder, Periwinkle Technologies), and Ramakant Vempati (Co-founder, Wysa) shared their journeys, challenges, and hopes for the future of women’s healthcare. Read the full interview here: firstcheck.in/international-… #CoFoundersOfSocialChange #WomensHealthDay

Globally, women live longer — but spend more years in poor health. In Bharat, that reality is sharpened by late diagnoses due to lack of accessible screening; limited time, mobility, and financial independence, especially in rural areas. In their new op-ed, Sowjanya Kanuri (Director, #ACTForWomen) and Krisha Mathur (Director, #ACTForHealth) explore how tech-led innovations, risk-tolerant capital, and strong public-private partnerships can collectively reshape the future of women’s health in India. From early screening breakthroughs to phygital health solutions, they argue that meaningful progress will require not just new tools — but also new ways of financing, scaling, and embedding these innovations within public health systems. Read the full piece: etedge-insights.com/industry… #CoFoundersOfSocialChange #WomensHealthDay

This #WomensHealthDay, we’re asking a question that demands urgent attention: Why do many women delay seeking timely and quality healthcare? Lakshmi (name changed) is an example that comes to mind. Hailing from a small rural village, she powered through debilitating dizziness for weeks before seeking care. By the time she did, her pregnancy complications had become too serious to treat without consequence. Lakshmi’s story is one of too many that isn’t just about self-neglect. Women often put their health on hold - juggling responsibilities, prioritising family, and pushing through discomfort until a crisis forces them to seek care. But for millions of women from underserved communities in rural and remote areas in India, the situation is even more complicated. Quality #healthcare isn’t just deprioritised, it’s inaccessible and unaffordable. For them, breaking the proverbial glass to seek early intervention simply isn’t an option. At ACT, we believe that technology holds the key. From AI-powered early diagnostics that work in low-resource settings to telemedicine that bridges distance and cost, we’re focused on supporting cutting-edge #healthtech innovations that are built to reach the last mile; making affordable and inclusive care accessible for every woman, everywhere. Because quality healthcare is a universal right that should meet you where you are. #CoFoundersOfSocialChange #ACTForHealth #BuildingForBharat

On this International Day of Action for Women’s Health, let’s raise our voices for equal access, safe care, and informed choices. Women's health is a right, not a privilege. 💪💜 #WomensHealthMatters #HealthForAll #WomensRights #ActForHealth #InternationalWomensHealthDay #28May

C-CAMP in partnership with @BMTC_BENGALURU is delighted to launch the Sarige Asha Kirana Programme at the BMTC Head Office in Shanthinagar, Bengaluru. The event was inaugurated by the Hon’ble Transport Minister, Government of Karnataka, Shri @RLR_BTM Ramalinga Reddy, along with other esteemed dignitaries from BMTC including Dr. N V Prasad, Secretary to Transport Department, GoK. Chief Guest, Dr @Taslimarif Dir-CEO of CCAMP said, "Sarige Asha Kirana Programme is a very unique initiative aligned with Karnataka’s commitment to Comprehensive Eye Care, aiming to provide free eye screenings and spectacles to transport employees. This project is part of a larger initiative of C-CAMP with GoK’s Health and Family Welfare Department @DHFWKA and @actgrants #ActforHealth towards implementing ‘Comprehensive Eye Care Programme for Karnataka using Innovative, Indigenous Health Technology announced by Shri Reddy and Hon'ble Health Minister, GoK, Shri @dineshgrao While the programme has already been successfully rolled out in NWKRTC and KSRTC, we are now excited to initiate it in BMTC. @aaasandeep @Comm_dhfwka @Startup_Kar @ITBTGoK @startupindia @forus_health @tdkarnataka

At the @WorldHealthSmt Regional Meeting 2025, #ACTForHealth had the privilege of hosting the panel, 'From Bharat (India) to the World: Innovating for the Last Mile'. With insights from @nachiketmor (Economist, Commissioner, Lancet Commission), Ajay R Nair (CEO, Swasth Alliance), Anaita S. (Program Officer, Digital & AI, Gates Foundation India), @aaasandeep (Board Member, ACT | Avaana Capital), Karthik Adapa (Regional Advisor, Digital Health, World Health Organization SEARO), @geethamhp (Founder & CEO, Niramai Health Analytix), Chandrasekhar Nair (CTO, Molbio Diagnostics | Co-founder, Bigtec Labs), and Ramakant Vempati (Co-founder, Wysa), here’s what we took away: ⭐ A strong idea is just the start. In Bharat, conviction rooted in real user needs helps adapt to public systems, refine models, and stay the course. ⭐ Philanthropy can enable scale-ready innovation. Philanthropy can play a vital role in supporting early pilots, generating proof, and building government confidence for large-scale adoption. ⭐ Cross-disciplinary minds drive impact. Healthcare innovation thrives when healthcare, engineering, and social science come together. We need system-minded leaders who can build for the real world. ⭐ Building for Bharat is a marathon, not a sprint. Scaling through public systems isn’t a linear path and takes time. Founders need grit to navigate complexity; funders need patience to stay the course. ⭐ Open, integrable tech accelerates transformation. Open-source, interoperable tools designed for existing workflows are essential to scaling innovations within public systems. As ACT, we’re energised by the idea of fuelling this journey ahead and remain deeply committed to backing tech-first healthcare innovations that are building for Bharat, at scale. 🚀 #CoFoundersOfSocialChange #WorldHealthSummit2025 #WHSNewDelhi2025 #GlobalHealth #HealthForFuture

Are you building, funding, or enabling health innovation in Bharat? Then this is a conversation you’ll want to be a part of! On April 25, join #ACTForHealth at the @WorldHealthSmt Regional Meeting 2025 as we bring together startup founders, funders, and policymakers to unpack what it will take for promising healthcare innovations to scale, achieve widespread adoption, and reach the last mile! The panel and QnA session, chaired by Nachiket Mor (@nachiketmor) and moderated by Ajay R Nair, brings together Anaita S., Chandrasekhar Nair, Geetha Manjunath (@geethamhp), Karthik Adapa, Ramakant Vempati, and Sandeep Singhal (@aaasandeep). Register now to ensure you don't miss out: panel.whsnewdelhi2025.com/ 🗓️ April 25 | 🕘 9:00–10:30 AM IST | 📍 New Delhi @niramaianalytix @AvaanaCapital @MolbioDx @WHOSEARO @wysabuddy​ #WorldHealthSummit2025 #CoFoundersOfSocialChange #WHSNewDelhi2025 #GlobalHealth #JoinTheConversation

#ACTForHealth welcomes @khpt4change to the portfolio! For millions in India, a cough isn't just a symptom—it could be tuberculosis. Despite progress, stigma, low awareness, and overstretched frontline workers still leave too many undiagnosed or untreated. Sangaati, KHPT’s powerful digital tool, changes that—breaking literacy and language barriers to bring life-saving TB info to patients, caregivers, and frontline workers. With 3,000 NTEP-validated questions, it’s built to empower, educate, and enable action. ACT For Health is proud to support KHPT to scale Sangaati by driving widespread adoption in Karnataka – which shoulders 3-4% of the national TB burden. Read more about KHPT's game-changing solution: actgrants.in/act-for-health-… #CoFoundersOfSocialChange #ACTForHealth #TechForGood #TBFreeIndia #DigitalHealth #KHPT #HealthInnovation

The @WorldHealthSmt Regional Meeting 2025 in New Delhi will bring together 400 speakers from over 100 countries to shape the future of global health! #ACTForHealth is proud to host a panel titled ‘From Bharat to the World: Innovating for the Last Mile’ which will be a deep dive into what it takes to build and scale tech-first healthcare solutions for Bharat. The panel, chaired by Nachiket Mor and moderated by Ajay R Nair, with Anaita Singh, Chandrasekhar Nair, Geetha Manjunath, Karthik Adapa, Ramakant Vempati, and Sandeep Singhal will spotlight the journey from innovation to government adoption, exploring how policy, partnerships, and product design can unlock access for the most vulnerable populations. 📅 April 25, 2025 🕘 9:00 – 10:30 AM IST 📍 New Delhi Register now and join changemakers, policymakers, and innovators in understanding what’s set to shape the future of healthcare: panel.whsnewdelhi2025.com Aakanksha Gulati Anam Sherwani Diksha Nawany Kriti Krishnan Krisha Mathur Nayonika Jotsinghani National Health Systems Resource Centre - NHSRC India @MoHFW_INDIA @gatesfoundation #WorldHealthSummit2025 #CoFoundersOfSocialChange #WHSNewDelhi2025 #GlobalHealth #JoinTheConversation #UrbanHealth #HealthForFuture

In this op-ed for @htTweets, Koustubh Naik, Co-Founder of @periwinkletech—an #ACTForHealth portfolio startup—dives into how affordable innovation is transforming cancer detection and care in Bharat. From AI-powered screening to point-of-care diagnostics, these solutions are enabling early diagnosis, reducing patient costs, and improving outcomes for women across Bharat. Read to know more about what it will take to scale and achieve breakthrough technologies: hindustantimes.com/ht-insigh…… #CoFoundersOfSocialChange #CancerCare #PublicHealth

This World Health Day, let’s rise together to promote wellness, demand equity, and take action for healthier lives. Health is a human right. Get informed. Take charge. Inspire change. 💚 #WorldHealthDay #HealthForAll #ActForHealth

This World Health Day, let’s rise together promote wellness, demand equity, and take action for healthier lives. Health is a human right. Get informed. Take charge. Inspire change. 💚 #WorldHealthDay #HealthForAll #ActForHealth