Procure the basics
Essential supplements and vitamins bought in bulk against a standard list.

Program · Maternal
Two safe pregnancies for the price of one hospital emergency.
The problem
Expectant mothers in rural and tribal households frequently go without iron, folic acid and other essential supplements for long stretches of pregnancy — with consequences for both mother and child.
Our approach
Essential supplements and vitamins bought in bulk against a standard list.
Distribution and medical guidance handled by health workers who already know the households.
Funded in Year 2 and again in Year 3 so mothers are not covered for one quarter and dropped the next.
From the field




A life changed
"Continuity is the whole intervention."
₹2,50,000 in Year 2 and ₹2,50,000 in Year 3 funded procurement of supplements, medical guidance and outreach for pregnant women, reaching more beneficiaries in the second year.
— Program note, Rural Telangana
Support Maternal
Every program round is delivered against invoices, and every donation gets a formal receipt.
Questions
No. We fund supplements and outreach; medical guidance is provided through qualified health workers. We do not operate hospitals or clinics.
Essential vitamins and micronutrients appropriate for pregnancy, procured against a standard list on medical advice.
Yes. A monthly gift is the most useful form of support for this program because it is a continuity program, not a campaign.
The Circle continues
Eligible donations to Supplements for Expectant Mothers may qualify for deduction under applicable provisions of the Income-tax Act.