Bridge Health Research Foundation

Bridging the gap in health, research and the community

Health, Research and Community form our triad — linked by Data, Education and Technology through inter-sectoral collaboration, held within a One Health ring of people, animals and environment. From community data to real-world impact.

The Bridge Health Research Foundation mark: Health, Research and Community form a triad at the centre, linked by Data, Education and Technology through an inter-sectoral collaboration hub, inside a One Health ring of people, animals and environment

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Public health news

News updates coming soon

We'll post public health and digital-health news from India and around the world here.

Highlights

Our work and achievements

We're a new foundation — this space will fill up as programmes launch and milestones land. Here's what's coming first.

About us

Who we are

Bridge Health Research Foundation is a public health and medical-research foundation based in Tiruchirappalli, Tamil Nadu. We bring together researchers, clinicians, educators and communities to turn evidence into action — from disease surveillance to digital health tools to medical education.

Our work

Current programme

Disease early-warning system

Geospatial modelling of malaria

We are building a geospatial early-warning model for malaria — mapping environmental and climatic risk factors against case data to flag where and when transmission risk is rising, so local health teams can act before an outbreak, not after one.

In progress
Coming soon

More programmes will be added here as they launch.

Work with us

Let's collaborate

Researcher, clinician, institution or funder — if you'd like to work with us, write to us and we'll get back to you.

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Live datasets

Open, live public-health data

Interactive datasets and dashboards from our research programmes — coming online as each one is ready.

Datasets coming soon

Our first live dataset — the malaria early-warning model's risk layers — will appear here once it's ready to share.