Our Milestones

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This partnership enabled West Bengal to become the first Indian state to implement RUTF trials, influencing a drastic increase in severe acute malnutrition recovery from 20% to 88%. 

 The team grew beyond our co-founders, expanding into several branches, each with a talented group of skilled individuals.

 Our team mobilized a fundraiser to respond to the COVID-19 crisis in India, which decreased access to oxygen tanks and exacerbated food insecurity. We raised and donated $1,680 to the Hemkunt Foundation, which allowed for the provision of 237 oxygen tanks.

Satya Nutrition earned a top prize of $3,500 at the Johns Hopkins Pava Center's Spark Demo Day competition, which featured 18 teams pitching their ventures. This adds to previous grants awarded by Johns Hopkins, including the Provost's Undergraduate Research Award in 2019, and the Hopkins Office of Undergraduate Research's NOVA award in 2020. 

 We hosted a discussion on childhood malnutrition in South Asia with the Johns Hopkins student community, inspiring new perspectives and collaboration to raise awareness and drive efforts toward this cause. 

 Our team organized a fundraiser responding to the devastating floods in Pakistan, which displaced families and destructed food infrastructure. We raised and donated $1,000 to the World Food Programme's Pakistan flood relief fund. 

 Our linear programming tool was validated with over 90% accuracy. 

 Our team received approval for the protocol and study site for our randomized-controlled clinical trials to test the Satya Rescue recipe in Balochistan, Pakistan, in collaboration with Aga Khan University (AKU).