Project Overview: Empowering Women's Health and Well-being

Problem Statement: Many women lack access to comprehensive healthcare information and support throughout various life stages, leading to challenges in family planning, maternal health, and overall well-being.

Target Group: Women of diverse backgrounds, including those in different life stages such as fertility, pregnancy, postpartum, parenthood, and menopause. The project aims to cater to women from various socio-economic backgrounds.

Proposed Solution: The project seeks to address this issue by organizing online workshops, led by doctors and experts from the Humm Care team, covering a wide range of topics related to women's health and well-being. Additionally, the distribution of healthcare stage-specific handbooks and pamphlets will provide valuable resources and guidance.

Hub Activities:

• Online Workshops: Conducting informative sessions on topics like fertility, family planning, mental health, and more, making it convenient for women to access.


• Handbook Distribution: Disseminating expert-prepared handbooks and pamphlets to provide tangible resources for women's health and well-being.


• Coordination and Outreach: Implementing email campaigns and network outreach to engage with potential participants and collaborating with non-profit organizations, foundations, universities, NGOs, and government organizations.

Short-term Goals (January - March 2024):

• Successful outreach and engagement with the target audience.


• Planning and organization of online workshops and resource distribution.


• Establishing partnerships with non-profit organizations, foundations, and other collaborators.

Long-term Goals:

• Continuous provision of accessible health information to women in different life stages.


• Building a sustainable network of support through collaborations and partnerships.


• Contributing to overall improvement in women's health and well-being.

Metrics:

• Workshop Participation: Measure the number of women participating in the online workshops.


• Resource Distribution: Track the dissemination and utilization of handbooks and pamphlets.


• Collaboration Impact: Assess the effectiveness of collaborations with non-profit organizations and other partners in expanding reach.

Collaborators: Hummcare Magic Bus Khushi Foundation Maina Foundation

Next Steps:

• January 2024: Initiate outreach activities, including email campaigns and network engagement.


• February 2024: Plan and finalize details for online workshops and resource distribution.


• March 2024: Official launch on International Women's Day, marking the beginning of the project's roll-out phase.