Our Partners

Scientific Collaborators

We worked with various institutes in Pakistan and North America towards our common goal of solving maternal and child health issues. Our collaboration with these institutes enabled us to access the latest research and technical tools in addressing some of the pressing issues.

The Centre for Global Child Health at the Hospital for Sick Children in Canada​ collaborated with us on the Matiari Empowerment and Preconception Supplementation Trial (MaPPS Trial). The Tearney Lab provided technology transfer for our capsule endoscopy project. The University of Virginia and The Gordon Lab were our long-term partners in studying the molecular and genetic basis of environmental enteropathy.

The National Center of Excellence in Analytical Chemistry University of Sindh provided technical assistance in analyzing the food samples collected from 24-hour food recall forms of children under two years old. Sindh Agriculture University​ in Tando Jam supplied Moringa plants and technical support for our Moringa Plantation project.


Governm​ent Partners

​We maintain excellent liaison with district health and administrative teams. As part of different projects, we have strengthened the district health system through capacity building programs. Matiari district health department has provided us space and help in implementing our facility based projects.


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