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ECHO India ECHO India is a not for profit trust building capacities in Healthcare, Education, and SDGs
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ECHO India is a non-profit trust that was founded in 2008 with a mission to promote equity in healthcare and education. The organization achieves this goal by providing capacity building programs for healthcare professionals and educators. ECHO India's innovative 'Hub and Spoke' Model of learning involves a team of experts serving as the hub, mentoring and training the spokes, who are a cohort of learners This approach is facilitated through a cutting edge digital infrastructure that enables scalable and sustainable capacity building in a cost-effective manner. ECHO India aims to impact the lives of 400 million people in India by the end of 2025. To achieve this goal, in collaboration with our partners, we have launched over 400 hubs and implemented 1000 capacity-building programs that cover more than 30 disease areas. These programs have witnessed over a million attendances from healthcare workers and educators across the country, with remarkable results. The ECHO Model's 'All Teach All Learn' framework has been proven effective and has been validated by over 500 peer-reviewed articles published in renowned national and international journals, such as The New England Journal of Medicine and The Lancet. ECHO India has joined forces with the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare (MoHFW) and 29 state National Health Missions (NHMs), municipal corporations, nursing councils, and esteemed medical institutions across India. Some of our leading institutional partners include AIIMS (All India Institute of Medical Sciences), NIMHANS (National Institute of Mental Health & Neurological Sciences), NITRD (National Institute for Tuberculosis and Respiratory Diseases), NICPR (National Institute of Cancer Prevention & Research), Tata Memorial Hospital, and PGIMER (Post Graduate Institute for Medical Education & Research). By collaborating with these entities, ECHO India is making significant strides towards strengthening the country's healthcare system.

Meaningful mental health care begins with listening to the people it serves. Lived experiences are essential to building...
10/10/2026

Meaningful mental health care begins with listening to the people it serves. Lived experiences are essential to building inclusive, responsive and person-centred mental health services.

At , we work to strengthen mental health systems by building healthcare professionals’ capacity and strengthening knowledge-sharing across communities.

Our mental health programmes have reached across 24 states & UTs, with 60+ hubs conducting 160+ programmes and recording over 88,400 attendances.

We are grateful to our partners and the healthcare community for their continued collaboration in strengthening mental health care. Together, let’s listen, learn and work towards a future where every voice is heard and everyone can access quality mental health care.

ECHO India at India International Water Week 2026Mr. Sanjay Joshie, Vice President - Projects (Agriculture, Livelihoods ...
05/10/2026

ECHO India at India International Water Week 2026

Mr. Sanjay Joshie, Vice President - Projects (Agriculture, Livelihoods and Climate Change), represented at a panel discussion on ‘Rural Water Supply Governance and Implementation Framework’ jointly hosted by UNICEF, Riva, Water For People and the Ministry of Jal Shakti, Government of India during India International Water Week 2026.

Speaking about ECHO India’s work in Bihar with Water For People, SPM NIWAS, and INREM Foundation, he highlighted the role of the ECHO Model in reimagining learning and knowledge-sharing. He emphasised the importance of building a continuous learning ecosystem around WASH to strengthen the ability of frontline functionaries and institutions to learn from real field challenges, access expertise, and find solutions locally.

Ram Jatan Das, Manager - Projects (Agriculture, Livelihoods and Climate Change), also presented the paper, “Strengthening System Capacity for Sustainable Rural Water Supply and Management in Bihar Using the iECHO Platform,” co-authored with Mr. Vivek Sharan from Water For People India. The paper was subsequently published in the India International WASH Conference 2026 Conference Papers Booklet.

Together, the panel discussion and research paper highlighted the potential of the ECHO Model to support continuous learning, strengthen system capacity and adapt to the needs of different sectors and contexts, including WASH and water governance.

02/10/2026

On Gandhi Jayanti, we remember Mahatma Gandhi and his enduring belief in service, dignity and collective action.

At ECHO India, we strive to carry these values forward by strengthening the people and systems that serve communities across healthcare, education and livelihoods.

As we work towards a more equitable and resilient India, we are reminded that meaningful change begins with people coming together, sharing knowledge and enabling one another to create lasting impact.

29/09/2026

The wait is over! 🎙️

This , we bring you the first episode of ECHOing Healthcare Voices.

Dr. (Col.) Kumud Rai, Chairperson & Managing Trustee, ECHO India and Dr. Viveka Kumar, Chairman of Cardiology, Max Super Speciality Hospital, came together to explore the signs we may miss, the risks we may overlook, and why paying attention to our heart health matters.

The conversation is now live, watch the full episode on our YouTube channel: https://youtu.be/cbwX-BfW43U

One conversation. Two voices. Questions about heart health answered.ECHOing Healthcare Voices goes live tomorrow on our ...
28/09/2026

One conversation. Two voices. Questions about heart health answered.
ECHOing Healthcare Voices goes live tomorrow on our YouTube channel.🎙️

29th September | World Heart Day

25/09/2026

Is “occasional” smoking really less concerning for your heart?

In the coming episode of , Dr. Viveka Kumar shares an unexpected perspective on smoking and its potential impact on cardiovascular health.

Catch the full conversation on 29th September.

24/09/2026

Why should you watch this conversation?

In this video, Dr. (Col.) Kumud Rai shares why this conversation is important for everyone and why being aware of heart disease matters to us all.

Full episode coming out on 29th September | Stay tuned!

23/09/2026

Some conversations make us pause.
Some make us look at familiar things differently.

Catch a glimpse of our first conversation on ECHOing Healthcare Voices, featuring Dr. (Col.) Kumud Rai, Chairperson & Managing Trustee, ECHO India and Dr. Viveka Kumar, Chairman - Cardiology, Max Super Speciality Hospital - two experienced voices in cardiology coming together to explore the heart health questions we may not always ask.

Full episode coming on 29th September. Watch this space for more!

22/09/2026

Something’s brewing at 🎙️
We are bringing healthcare voices, experiences and perspectives into a new conversation series.

More is coming soon. Stay tuned.

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