Our reach

A map showing Noora Health’s total reach across ten states in India (in yellow), Bangladesh (in dark green), Indonesia (in pink), and Nepal (in cyan). India Himachal Pradesh: 282 facilities Punjab: 2176 faciliites Haryana: 196 facilities Madhya Pradesh: 701 facilities Maharashtra: 117 facilities Goa: 6 facilities Karnataka: 198 facilities + 5 facility partnerships Odisha: 538 facilities Andhra Pradesh: 10,292 facilities Telangana: 1 facility partnership Tamil Nadu: 1 facility partnership Bangladesh: 653 facilities Nepal: 17 facilities Indonesia Central Java: 116 facilities East Java: 152 facilities West Java: 105 facilities Yogyakarta: 84 facilities A map showing Noora Health’s total reach across ten states in India (in yellow), Bangladesh (in dark green), Indonesia (in pink), and Nepal (in cyan). India Himachal Pradesh: 282 facilities Punjab: 2176 faciliites Haryana: 196 facilities Madhya Pradesh: 701 facilities Maharashtra: 117 facilities Goa: 6 facilities Karnataka: 198 facilities + 5 facility partnerships Odisha: 538 facilities Andhra Pradesh: 10,292 facilities Telangana: 1 facility partnership Tamil Nadu: 1 facility partnership Bangladesh: 653 facilities Nepal: 17 facilities Indonesia Central Java: 116 facilities East Java: 152 facilities West Java: 105 facilities Yogyakarta: 84 facilities
A nurse demonstrates the proper handwashing technique during a Care Companion Program session in India.

Our partnerships

Across India, Bangladesh, Indonesia, and Nepal we work in close collaboration with public health systems and local partners to implement the Care Companion Program (CCP).

Since 2014, we have built strong partnerships with the state governments of Andhra Pradesh, Goa, Haryana, Himachal Pradesh, Karnataka, Madhya Pradesh, Maharashtra, Odisha, and Punjab in India, as well as the national government in Bangladesh and seven regencies in Indonesia. In 2024, we expanded our work with partners in Nepal.

In addition to public sector partners, we engage an extensive network of local partners — such as community-based organizations, mission hospitals, academic institutions, development organizations, and NGOs — to reach and create impact within new contexts and settings of care.

A ambulance waits outside a hospital in India, while patients and caregivers walk around.

Health system partners

In collaboration with our government partners, our work bolsters the efforts of health systems to ensure that diverse communities have access to empathetic care where and when it’s needed.

We work together to integrate the program into existing facility operations and budgets; and governments commit key resources to ensure ongoing success and implementation of the program.

Research and community partners

Research and community partners

Our work is human-centered and fueled by collaboration. With more than 100 community and regional partners across research and academia, we continually evaluate and strengthen the impact of our work while responding to the evolving needs of local communities.