在印度为婴儿提供皮肤到皮肤“袋鼠护理”的培训, 帮助早产婴儿的健康。 Nonprofit Noora Health trains caregivers in skin-to-skin 'kangaroo care' for infants in India, aiding premature babies' health.

照片显示印度的新生儿护理方案通过培训照顾者,如Antima Kumari, 学习袋鼠母亲护理技术, Photos show newborn caregiving programs in India easing parenting by training caregivers, like Antima Kumari, in the kangaroo mother care technique. 这涉及到婴儿和父母之间的皮肤对皮肤接触,通过改善婴儿的睡眠和体重增长,使早产或低出生体重婴儿受益。 This involves skin-to-skin contact between the baby and parent, benefiting premature or low birth weight infants by improving their sleep and weight gain. Noora Health是非营利组织,它培训了多国数以百万计的护理人员,为医疗和情感支持提供基本技能,这对保健工作者短缺的地区至关重要。 Noora Health, a nonprofit, has trained millions of caregivers across multiple countries, providing essential skills for medical and emotional support, crucial in regions with healthcare worker shortages.