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When we think about saving a life, we often picture a dramatic moment, an emergency surgery, or a breakthrough medicine. Sometimes, it is something much simpler. For a premature baby, surviving can depend on staying warm. And it's the story we wanted to tell in our latest video, below. Watch to learn how we are creating a world of warmth Rather than focusing on statistics or technology, we wanted to tell the story behind our work. Because every premature baby is more than a n

In 2025, Embrace reached 196,320 babies. We delivered 1,636 devices, nearly double the year before. Across our full history, that is 1,355,911 babies kept warm. The numbers are not the story. They are what the story leaves behind. The Model, Formalized This year we put a name to something we've believed since the beginning: training, equipment, and partnership, all three, every time. A device alone doesn't save a baby. A trained nurse who knows how to use it, in a hospital th

There are people who support this work from a distance, and there are people who carry it personally. Leslie Rohrbacker, our Board Chair, is the latter. The mother of twin boys who spent three weeks in the NICU after being born prematurely, Leslie knows firsthand what those first fragile days of life ask of a baby, and of a mother. We asked her to share her story. Leslie with her twin sons in the hospital Do you have a personal story that connects you to Embrace's work or mis

Embrace’s work across Zambia’s Copperbelt and Central Provinces continues to show what strong, sustained partnerships can achieve. After more than five years in-country, adoption is deep, and the impact is clear. Across 10 facilities, doctors, nurses, and midwives consistently report that Embrace infant warmers have become an essential part of neonatal care, helping ensure that small and vulnerable newborns receive reliable warmth, both within facilities and during transpor