The Dr. Reema Mathur Foundation bridges the gap between nutrition research and everyday practice — empowering families, schools, and healthcare providers with evidence-based tools for a healthier India.
We translate peer-reviewed nutrition research into screenings, school meal programs, and clinical training — so that evidence reaches the people who need it, not just the journals.
Founded by Dr. Reema Mathur, our foundation works across 8 states with 40+ partner clinics and community health teams to deliver measurable change.
From a small research initiative to a national public health foundation.
Dr. Reema Mathur establishes the foundation with a focus on maternal & child nutrition.
ICMR-funded study on anemia in rural adolescents published.
Launched meal & education program in 50 government schools.
Expanded to 8 states, partnered with 40+ clinics.
Research cited in national nutrition guidelines.
With two decades at the intersection of nutrition science and public health, Dr. Mathur founded the Foundation to bridge the gap between research and everyday practice. Her work centres on translating scientific evidence into accessible community programs, guiding the Foundation's research philosophy and nutrition awareness efforts.
She has published extensively on maternal nutrition, food security, and school-based interventions, and has advised state and national health bodies on nutrition policy.
Collaborations, awards and institutional recognition.
Peer-reviewed studies, policy papers and reports.