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When data flows without you

Where caregiving meets storytelling.

A healthcare worker uses the Care Companion App to record a session using her mobile.
G. Hassan Kumar

When data flows without you

Lessons on nonprofit-government data integration from four Indian states.

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Caregivers participate in a Lab project at the Noora Health office in Bangalore, India.
The Caregiving Lab | Noora Health

Building on innovation beyond a Lab
A man and two women hold their newborn baby at a community health center in Madhya Pradesh, India.
Edith Elliott | Dr. Shahed Alam

A tapestry of care: Our expanded vision for supporting caregivers
A healthcare worker helps a new mother sign up for the Mobile Care Companion in Indonesia.
Noora Health

“I never feel like I’m doing this alone”
A designed graphic with a black background and green and yellow intersecting elements and four floating photos of the blog's co-authors.
Cinta Azwiendasari | Manju Catherine Pothen | Parul Singh | Samina Rahman

Designing through chaos: Leadership lessons from motherhood
in Noora Health colors showing a mother and father holding their baby, connected by a phone.
Noora Health

A lifeline for new parents
An illustration showing peer educators sharing their thoughts and experiences during a prototype activity designed to spark open conversations and challenge myths and misconceptions around HIV/AIDS.
Simerneet Bajwa

Care as hope, presence, and safety
A smiling new mother looks at her baby at a hospital in Karnataka, India.
Noora Health | Digital Medic

Can text messages improve postpartum care?
An illustration of Tota Mia walking alongside his wife
Noora Health

“It started with my heart”: Tota Mia’s journey to community-supported health
A nurse shares a light moment with a caregiver in a hospital ward, while other caregivers look on.
Dr. Shahed Alam | Dr. Seema Murthy

Why trust in healthcare matters — and what we can do to build it
A smiling new mother cradles her baby at their home in Karnataka, India.
Samina Rahman | Deepti Govind

Human-centered design: Beyond the buzzword