Shruthi Iyer, CEO, Foundation for Mother and Child Health, India
Shruthi is the CEO at Foundation for Mother and Child Health – India.
Podcast
Overview
“I am trying to be mindful of each action!”
The Brand Called You is delighted to bring you a social entrepreneur and business leader Ms. Shruthi Iyer today. Shruthi is the CEO of the Foundation for Mother and Child Health, India. Shruthi talks about the state of maternal health and the increasing issue of malnutrition in the country. She enlightens the audience about her organization that works for improving maternal health and fights malnutrition. Shruthi shares some shocking statistics with respect to undernourishment in children and health issues of women. While she believes that the government is also doing its best to provide nutrition to the masses, the effort is not enough to fight the rising levels of malnutrition. Shruthi also shares some very important information about child development and women’s healthcare.
Her foundation is working very hard to help as many people as possible and create a strong chain of impactful programs. Tune in to know more about the amazing work that Shruthi does.
About Foundation for Mother and Child Health:
Malnutrition and neglect of maternal care are some of the greatest problems in Indian society. 50% of Indian women are anemic and about 40% of children in India are born undernourished. Foundation for Mother and Child Health (FMCH) is a non-profit that works towards improving maternal health and battling malnutrition. Apart from minimal nutrition sources, the bigger threat that contributes to malnutrition is a lack of information. FMCG helps both the mother as well as the child to make sure proper information and nutrition are managed for a 1000 day intervention.
Shruthi’s beliefs:
Having worked in the social sector for so long, Shruthi believes that her leadership style has evolved over the years. The one thing she strongly stands by is the freedom to choose. Shruthi believes that every individual must be free to do as they please. Having a dignified life, in her opinion, is something everybody deserves! To Shruthi, success is choosing things that let her be the best version of herself. She is highly inspired by unapologetic and strong women!
