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At Embrace Global, we believe life-saving warmth should reach every baby who needs it, no matter where they enter the world.

We addresses neonatal hypothermia through a model built on three pillars: training, equipment, and partnership. We work alongside ministries of health, frontline clinicians, and communities to strengthen sustainable systems that keep babies warm.

Complications from preterm birth and low birth weight are the leading causes of death among children worldwide. Most of these deaths are preventable with cost-effective interventions.

Since 2011, Embrace Global has kept over 1.3 million babies warm in over 30 countries around the world, supporting hospitals and health facilities across low-resource and crisis settings.

Help Us Keep Babies Warm

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Every 40 seconds, the world loses a newborn to complications from preterm birth.

Neonatal hypothermia is one of the leading contributors to neonatal mortality and morbidity.

Embrace delivers an integrated model of care designed for the realities of low-resource and crisis settings.

Neonatal hypothermia is on of the most solvable problems in global health. We estimate that of 13.4 million born premature every year, 5 million do not have access to thermal support. Embrace works through dual approach: Strengthening Health Systems and Emergency Response. 

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Our Approach

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EMBRACE INFANT WARMER

INTUITIVE TO USE
 

WORKS WITHOUT STABLE ELECTRICITY
 

DURABLE AND REUSABLE
 

TRANSPORTABLE

COMPLEMENTS SKIN TO SKIN CARE
 

EASY TO CLEAN
 

ANTIMICROBIAL FABRIC

 

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Embrace Global combines training, equipment, and partnership to stop neonatal hypothermia and transform care for the world’s most vulnerable newborns.

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FORTUNATE

Nissima gave birth to premature twins, a boy and a girl. On her way to the hospital, her baby boy died. Her daughter was immediately placed in an Embrace incubator when she reached the hospital — and she survived. Nissima named her daughter Fortunate because she received a warm Embrace that saved her life. 

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