Dr. Sibylle Kristensen and Mr. Surya Bhatta, both with One Heart Worldwide since its work in Nepal began in 2010, have been named Co-CEOs under a shared leadership model built on complementary expertise.

Nepal has launched a new simulation-based training program for skilled birth attendants and health personnel, led by the National Health Training Centre with support from One Heart Worldwide and partners, setting a new national standard for the quality of maternal and newborn care.

Nepal has inaugurated its first Maternal and Neonatal Simulation Lab and Center of Excellence in Kathmandu, developed with Paropakar Maternity and Women's Hospital, One Heart Worldwide, and partners to help health workers practice life-saving skills in a safe setting.

The Karnali Academy of Health Sciences and One Heart Worldwide have signed a five-year agreement to strengthen maternal and newborn health in Karnali and Far-Western Provinces through training, research, and shared expertise.

Noora Health and One Heart Worldwide have partnered to bring the Care Companion Program to Nepal, training hospital staff and families in the caregiving skills that help mothers and newborns stay healthy after they return home.