Business Chain's project catalog has a new listing in the social-impact and healthtech categories: Birth Sisterhood, a non-profit initiative built around a specific, unglamorous problem — women who give birth and then leave the hospital with no one there to meet them.
What it does
Birth Sisterhood connects women so they can support each other during childbirth, hospital discharge, and the first days at home. The founder's own description points to a recurring pattern behind the project: women reporting that they left the maternity ward alone, that no one met them at the door, and that the walk out with a newborn was frightening without a familiar face nearby. The stated goal is direct — make sure no woman in the world gives birth alone.
It's explicitly structured as non-commercial. There's no stated product to sell and no monetization plan in the listing — the mission is framed as impact, full stop.
Stage
The project is at the earliest functional stage: the team is setting up a first working flow through Telegram and other messengers, with an MVP targeted for the following week. This is a pre-launch, founder-driven effort rather than a scaled operation.
What it's looking for
- Developers, product designers, and other collaborators willing to help build the Telegram/messenger flow and beyond.
- Investment in the $29,000–$50,000 range, earmarked for technical infrastructure, safety modules, country-by-country rollout, and global volunteer coordination.
- Feedback from people on whether this kind of peer support is needed in their own city or country.
Birth Sisterhood is listed on Business Chain's project catalog for anyone looking to connect with it as a collaborator or backer: businesschain.us/projects/24.