Train & Help Babies Organization improves maternal and infant healthcare delivery in developing countries by providing quality professional development opportunities, resource support, and continuing education to partnering medical centers.
In 2019, 2.4 million infants worldwide died in the first month of life, according to the World Health Organization. Approximately 6,700 neonatal deaths occur daily and account for 47% of all child deaths under age 5.
These figures have improved over time but infant mortality remains a global concern, particularly in low and middle income countries including India, Ethiopia and several other African and Southern Asian countries.
Survival rates and healthcare outcomes can be improved with higher quality care, training and education.
Train & Help Babies Organization is a 501(c)3 volunteer-driven nonprofit based in Texas. We partner with medical centers in developing countries to improve maternal and infant healthcare delivery in the areas of prenatal and antenatal care, skilled care at birth, and care of small and sick newborns.
TAHB aims to provide quality professional development opportunities to healthcare professionals, offer resource support to its partners, and supply continuing education to medical centers to improve quality of care.
Learn more about us and our international partners.
Train & Help Babies Organization is dedicated to the partnering medical centers it serves through its unique “adopt a medical center” model.
Learn more about how we impact maternal and infant healthcare delivery through education, equipment donations, and quality improvement projects.
TaHB was out recruiting volunteers at the annual Volunteer Fair hosted by the City of Coppell. This event brought together local organization from the DFW area for a volunteer expo, allowing interested teens and adults to learn more about ways to get involved in their community and find volunteer opportunities to fit their interests and…
Thank you to the Telugu Association of North Texas (TANTEX) for the invitation to the Ugadi celebration last Saturday! We appreciated the opportunity to present our organization and projects to your community.
Train and Help Babies Organization was pleased to participate in the 2023 Kaleidoscope event hosted by the City of Coppell. It was an opportunity for TaHB to interact with our local community and share about our international partnerships. Thanks to all who stopped by our booth to learn more about us!
Dr. Prakash Kabbur, TaHB President, met with Dr. Ramasubbareddy Dhanireddy during the recent NATA Convention 2023 held at the Dallas Convention Center. Dr. Dhanireddy is a Distinguished Professor in the College of Medicine at the University of Tennessee Health Science Center. We are excited that he expressed his support for TaHB activities and we appreciated…
Come learn more about our projects and our collaborative approach on July 2nd at during the NATA Convention. We will be having a special presentation at 1PM in Ballroom D 220 at the Dallas Convention Center.
Come visit us at the North American Telugu Association (NATA) Convention, June 30 – July 2, 2023 at the Dallas Convention Center. Train and Help Babies Organization will be at booth #100, stop by as you enjoy this 3 day celebration of culture, food, and entertainment. Visit https://www.nataconventions.org/ for more information about daily schedules and…
Thanks to the City of Coppell for inviting TaHB to host a table at the Community Services Day. This was a unique opportunity to speak with community business leaders about the organization and have a dialogue about how they can support local organizations.
Train and Help Babies Organization is participating in GivingTuesday today,the global day of unity and giving. Our organization provides professionaldevelopment, training, and equipment donations to our partnering medicalcenters in an effort to improve maternal and infant healthcare delivery indeveloping countries. But we can’t do this without you! We invite you to join our global community…
The Coppell Rotary Foundation recognized contributions from Dr. Prakash Kabbur and Dr. Sumana Nanjundachar through Train and Help Babies Organization at the November Coppell Rotary meeting. Past District Governor, John Moser, presented the award.
Train and Help Babies (TaHB) Organization is happy to collaborate with the Government of Andhra Pradesh to launch an ambitious project to reduce maternal and neonatal mortality in the Andhra Pradesh region. During the North American Telugu Association Conference in Frisco, Texas, Train and Help Babies Organization executives had the opportunity to meet with Dr.…
The youth did a great job representing the Train and Help Babies Organization at the City of Coppell’s annual Kaleidoscope event. Kaleidoscope is an opportunity to highlight the diversity and unique aspects of the Coppell community through a display of art, culture, music, and more. The youth spoke to event visitors about the organization’s projects…
