About Project Aama
Building bridges between continents to transform maternal healthcare through collaboration, innovation, and compassion.
Our Story
Project Aama was founded on the belief that maternal mortality is preventable. Despite advances in medical science, mothers in low-resource settings continue to face significant risks during pregnancy and childbirth.
Our journey began with conversations between healthcare professionals in the United States and Nepal. What started as a simple idea—to share knowledge and expertise—has evolved into a comprehensive program that trains healthcare workers, develops resources, and builds lasting partnerships.
Today, Project Aama continues to expand its reach, working with hospitals, clinics, and community organizations to ensure that every mother receives the care she deserves.
Our Core Values
Evidence-Based
All our programs are grounded in the latest medical research and best practices.
Culturally Sensitive
We respect and incorporate local customs and traditions in our approaches.
Sustainable
Building long-term solutions that empower communities to maintain improvements.
Collaborative
Partnering with local organizations and communities as equal stakeholders.
Meet Our Team
Dedicated professionals united by a shared mission to improve maternal health outcomes globally. Click on any team member to learn more about their background and experience.
Experts
Project Aama is guided by leading global health experts who bring decades of experience in maternal health, public health, education, and implementation science. Click on any expert to learn more about their credentials and contributions.
Our Impact
Partnerships Matter
Our success is built on strong partnerships with healthcare institutions, NGOs, government agencies, and community organizations in both the United States and Nepal. We believe that collaborative approaches create the most sustainable and impactful solutions.
If you're interested in partnering with Project Aama or supporting our mission, we'd love to hear from you.