Practical Training for Community Health Workers
We conduct hands-on, multilingual workshops to equip nurses, ASHA workers, and community health associates with the skills needed for respectful, evidence-based maternal care.
Watch highlights from our capacity-building session with Sangama's Community Health Associates. We covered crucial topics like breastfeeding best practices, maternal nutrition, and newborn care through practical demonstrations and discussions, strengthening the support system for new parents in the community.
An instructor from our network leads an interactive training session for health workers from Gubbachi NGO. We focus on equipping these dedicated individuals with the skills to support vulnerable and migrant communities with informed, compassionate maternal and newborn care.
In this training session at an Urban PHC, Dr. Madhavi Latha demonstrates simple, effective exercises to help alleviate back pain during pregnancy. We believe in empowering nurses and ASHA workers with practical techniques they can teach expectant mothers to improve their comfort and well-being.
We were proud to partner with Aastrika Midwifery Centre to host a workshop on the "Language of Birth" with international speaker Jenny Kozlow. This session was designed for nurses, doctors, and doulas to learn strategies for more effective and empathetic caregiver-client communication.
We facilitate access to critical knowledge for healthcare professionals. This post announces a certificate course on managing postpartum haemorrhage, a leading cause of maternal mortality, led by Dr. Edson Borges De Souza, a senior advisor for the Health Ministry of Brazil.
This is an announcement for a specialized online session for medical professionals on managing the persistent occiput posterior position during labor. We connect our network with international experts like Dr. Edson Borges De Souza to bring advanced clinical knowledge to local practitioners.
About this collection
Our workshops focus on the real-world scenarios your team faces daily. Whether it is managing obstetric emergencies with medical models or learning the 'Language of Birth' for better caregiver-client communication, we prioritize hands-on practice over theory so your staff leaves feeling genuinely prepared to handle the realities of the field.
Bridging the Gap in Maternal Care
Many frontline workers operate in high-pressure environments where they have to make split-second decisions without adequate support. Our training program is designed to fill that gap. We do not believe in standard classroom lectures. Instead, we bring in international faculty and local experts to lead interactive sessions that cover everything from postpartum haemorrhage prevention to alleviating pregnancy back pain.
How We Train
We utilize simulation-based learning. Your team will practice using medical mannequins, pelvic models, and role-play scenarios that mimic the actual environments they work in, such as Urban Primary Health Centres (UPHC) or private clinics. This helps build muscle memory and confidence, which is far more effective than reading manuals.
Why Partner With Us?
- Multilingual Support: We deliver training in Kannada, Tamil, Hindi, and English, ensuring the core concepts are understood regardless of the participant's native language.
- Evidence-Based Content: All our modules follow international standards in obstetrics and neonatology, yet they are contextualized for the Indian healthcare landscape.
- Ongoing Connection: We do not believe in 'one-off' training. We connect your team to our network of doulas, midwives, and global consultants for continued guidance long after the workshop ends.
Whether you are an NGO looking to upskill your community health associates or a clinic wanting to improve communication protocols between your staff and expectant mothers, we have a modular curriculum to suit your specific needs.
Bangalore Birth Network
We are a network of doctors, counselors, and volunteers who believe birth is community work. We don't just teach modules; we focus on connection and the practical 'Language of Birth' so that every health worker feels capable and supported in their role.
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