Khushi Baby Strengthening last-mile healthcare through data-driven public health systems

In India, community health workers serve over 900 million people, forming the world’s largest women-led community health workforce. Yet despite being the backbone of rural health systems, they are often overburdened by redundant reporting, misaligned targets, delayed pay, and limited decision-support tools. The gaps between identification and treatment continue to constrain effective service delivery.

Khushi Baby addresses these challenges by integrating technology-driven solutions into government health systems, alongside capacity building and data-driven governance. Embedded within government workflows, its Community Health Integrated Platform (CHIP) integrates data across programs, supports frontline workers with actionable insights, and enables coordinated care across maternal and child health services. By shifting systems from data collection to data-driven action, Khushi Baby improves identification of high-risk individuals, strengthens follow-through to treatment, and enhances accountability within public health systems.

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Scaling impact at multiple levels

Khushi Baby’s approach drives impact at multiple levels by combining data-driven decision-making with stronger local health systems. At the community level, health workers use data across different programmes to provide holistic, patient-centric care, while health officials use real-time insights to enhance programme coverage and respond swiftly to emerging health priorities. At the systems level, predictive analytics identify high-risk populations across multiple diseases, enabling targeted action, including resource reallocation, focused health campaigns, and increased capacity to address healthcare gaps.

Our commitment

LGT Venture Philanthropy partners with Khushi Baby to strengthen the delivery of government healthcare programmes through digital health solutions in India’s most underserved communities. Our engagement focuses on these key areas.

Scaling government integration and enhancing health workforce capacity

  • Support the expansion of CHIP across multiple Indian states, embedding it into public health infrastructure as a digital public good.
  • Improve capacity-building for health workers and officials through training on decision support tools.
     

Institutional Support

  • Strengthen organisational capacity, leadership, and financial sustainability
  • Support evidence generation, communications, and ecosystem positioning for scale.
     

Impact

  • Since 2014, Khushi Baby has helped over 50 million people across 40 000 villages in India, trained 75 000 Community Health Workers and onboarded more than 5 000 health officials to the CHIP platform.

We are grateful to be partnering with LGT VP in this next phase of our growth. LGT VP has shown a deep commitment to understanding the public health challenges we are looking to solve at the last mile in India and with their organizational capacity building support, we feel well positioned to take the next step at this inflection point.

Ruchit Nagar CEO und Co-Founder of Khushi Baby
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