(Global Impact) Women’s Health and Status in North Idea with Dr. Vandana Kant — Part Two

Mutuality Matters

Show Notes

In this episode, Mimi and Kim continue their conversation with Dr. Vandana Kant. Inspired by the example of Jesus as shepherd, she and her team creatively seek out the sick, hurting, and shunned women to provide transformative love, care, and value. After years of work that began in the 1990s with Dr. Aletta Bell, they are now beginning to see significant changes in the surrounding community.

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Bio:

Dr. Vandana Kant, in addition to her medical degree, has a master’s in public health (MPH). For the past fifteen years she has been the project director for community health and development projects in North India.

Contact Information

Email: [e-mail]

Learn More

A video about Dr. Vandana Kant https://youtu.be/DqxNg9Cd3Aw

Emmanuel Hospital Association: https://eha-health.org/

Duncan Hospital: https://duncanhospital-eha.org/

India’s Invisible Girl Project: https://invisiblegirlproject.org/

Other Resources:
Part One: Global Impact: Women’s Health and Status in North India with Dr. Vandana Kant

Helping Christians Set Trends for Oppressed Women in India: Ellen Alexander and Beulah Wood

Woman in India: Her Choices, Struggles, and Destinations: Finny Philip