Overview

The first years of life-especially the first 1,000 days-are a critical window for lifelong health and development. During this period, infants require proper nutrition, nurturing care, safe environments, timely vaccinations, and stimulation to support both physical growth and cognitive development. However, many infants around the world face threats such as malnutrition, preventable diseases, delayed milestones, and lack of access to early learning or health services, particularly in under-resourced or crisis-affected communities.
At Wake Up Health Organization, we believe that every child deserves the strongest possible start in life. We prioritize infant health not only as a medical issue, but as a moral and social responsibility. Our work supports families in providing safe, loving, and developmentally rich environments, laying the groundwork for children to thrive in school, in relationships, and in life.

Awareness & Education

Many caregivers are unaware of how vital their role is in shaping a child’s health and brain development from the very beginning. Our awareness efforts focus on educating parents, guardians, and communities about the importance of exclusive breastfeeding, responsive caregiving, early bonding, sleep safety, nutrition, immunization schedules, and child development milestones.

Through parenting workshops, early childhood classes, educational printouts, and in-home guidance, we help families learn how to meet their babies’ needs with confidence and care. We also raise awareness around risk factors like environmental hazards, neglect, unsafe feeding practices, and lack of stimulation-equipping caregivers with the knowledge to prevent long-term developmental setbacks and build strong foundations for growth.

Support, Recovery & Rehabilitation

We provide direct support to families through infant care kits, feeding assistance, hygiene resources, and developmental screenings. Our staff and partners help connect caregivers to pediatric care providers, immunization clinics, and nutrition programs, especially in underserved or emergency-affected areas. We also offer emotional support and guidance for new parents, particularly mothers experiencing postpartum stress or anxiety.
For infants who face health complications, growth delays, or developmental disorders, we offer early intervention rehabilitation services such as physical therapy, speech and motor development programs, nutritional rehabilitation, and specialized home-based support. By identifying and addressing concerns early, we give children a chance to catch up, thrive, and develop with dignity. Our mission is simple yet profound: to protect every infant’s right to a healthy beginning and a hopeful future