2020 Mom is a national non-profit organization aggressively closing gaps in maternal mental health care. Founded in 2011, 2020 Mom has studied the root causes and barriers to diagnosis and treatment, and the company advances policy and practise solutions. 2020 Mom focuses on the experience of mothers.
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24Baby
2013
24Baby is an online platform that provides extensive and reliable information related to pregnancy and birth with articles.
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28 by Evie
2021
28 by Evie is a femtech women’s fitness company. It provides women with a hyper-personalized, first-of-its-kind, feminine fitness + holistic wellness experience, powered by custom technology and each user's natural cycle.
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28 Wellness
2021
28 is an femtech startup that uses AI to empower women with a radically different approach to personalized holistic wellness, powered by patent-pending technology and each user’s natural cycle.
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2-BeSure
2015
2-BeSure focuses entirely on ovulation and pregnancy testing, providing good, reliable and affordable products.
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2Unstoppable
2Unstoppable is a non-profit organization founded by two women with a personal history of Breast Cancer and who realized the many benefits of staying active during and after treatment. 2Unstoppable wants to help other women on the cancer journey to experience the benefits of being active.
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4D Path
2016
The 4D Q-plasia OncoReader Breast uses digitised pathology slides of breast cancer tissue to diagnose disease with improved accuracy
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9Moons
2021
The only at-home test that gives expecting moms personalized dosages of 30+ nutrients needed for a healthy pregnancy
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Aakar Innovations
2011
Aakar Innovations is a hybrid social enterprise comprised of Aakar Innovations and Aakar Social Ventures. Through Aakar Innovations, women are enabled to produce and distribute affordable, high-quality, ~100% compostable sanitary napkins within their communities, made by cutting-edge patented technology. To facilitate this, Aakar Social raises awareness regarding Menstrual Health Management (MHM) and aims to sensitise communities to the importance of feminine hygiene through education programmes.
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