HISTORY

A 45 year legacy of hope and healing

CURRENT PROGRAMMES

Empowering and protecting adolescent girls

AWARDS AND ACHIEVEMENTS

Recognition for our efforts

RESEARCH

Extensive research on our successful health models

Our Story

Since its inception 45 years ago, the Institute of Health Management, Pachod (IHMP) has been implementing innovative public health programmes with a strong focus on addressing the most pressing health concerns of marginalized and disadvantaged communities in the country. The Institute’s primary focus during the last 15 years has been on safeguarding and empowering vulnerable adolescent girls living in rural and urban slum communities. Its services have resulted in a significant impact such as measurable empowerment of adolescent girls, delay at the age of marriage and first pregnancy, reduction in maternal and child mortality and in the prevalence of low birth weight babies.

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Our Work

7,500,000 +

Beneficiaries of IHMP's public health services since its inception

127,000

Married adolescent girls have been reached with sexual, reproductive health services

103,000

Unmarried adolescent girls have been empowered through life skills education

8,600

Boys and young men have undergone gender sensitization

10,350

Health personnel from the NGO sector and district health officials from the government sector have been trained by IHMP

Our Partners

Testimonials

nandita

IHMP is commited to the social and health transformation in women, children, adolescents and communities. Over its 40 years of existence, it has evolved into an organization that can work simultaneously at multiple levels, grassroots, capacity building, policy and research. IHMP trainees have extended their work to all corners of India and beyond. It has seeded so many individuals with the ability to provide preventive community-based services in nutrition, health, water and sanitation. IHMP’s  innovations in nutrition, primary health care, adolescent health and disaster management have been the cornerstone of its work.  

Dr. Nandita Kapadia Kundu Senior ResearcherJohns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health July 2, 2016

Based on the it’s pioneering work in primary health care and health for the urban poor in slums of Maharashtra, the Institute of Health Management Pachod (IHMP) conducted training in “Effective Project Planning, Implementation, Supervision, Monitoring and Evaluation”. Many young and mid-career professionals from the Voluntary Health Association of India (VHAI) found the course stimulating, challenging and practical. Above all else the training infused the participants with the rare qualities of compassion and commitment. Several thousand professionals from the non-profit sector in India have benefitted from the training courses offered by the Institute. 

Alok Mukhopadhyay ChairmanVoluntary Health Association of India (VHAI), New Delhi July 26, 2016

Suvendu

I attended a course on Health Systems Strengthening and Health Management at the Institute of Health Management, Pachod (IHMP) in 2011. The course was sponsored by Sightsavers, India. The 15 day course at IHMP was an eye opener for me as I got an exposure to health systems. I acquired skills in designing programme interventions in systems strengthening mode, project management, monitoring, evaluation and project scaling-up. I benefitted immensely from the course as it provided me with a new perspective and made my way of working more effective. The knowledgeable faculty at IHMP, the ambience of the Institute and comfortable accommodation complemented the learning experience.

Suvendu Mitra Senior Programme ManagerSightsavers August 16, 2016

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