
Restoring the balance for her
Together with women, girls* & their communities, Vitala Global co-creates and implements open access digital sexual and reproductive health (SRH) solutions.
*We are committed to gender inclusivity.
Our story
Vitala Global Foundation is a Canadian non-profit. It was started by two Canadian Obstetrician Gynecologists, Roopan and Genevieve, who became instant friends through their shared passion to address health inequities impacting women and adolescent girls. Their desire is to focus their careers in tackling these injustices.


Our method
We seek to understand the challenges women and adolescent girls identify when accessing SRH tools and services through user-centered and in-depth contextual and cultural research. In this way, together, we can co-create and implement digital solutions that allow women and girls to make healthy, informed choices and to engage in appropriate self-care.
Our projects
25 million unsafe abortions occur every year worldwide, leading to over 22,000 avoidable maternal deaths and millions of serious complications. Accessible and reliable safe comprehensive abortion care and family planning reduces maternal mortality and morbidity from unsafe abortions.
Our various projects provide people with evidence-based digital platforms to support their safe abortion and family planning journeys.


Interested in working with us?
We would love to hear how we can partner and collaborate with you to ensure women and girls have access to safe comprehensive abortion care and to family planning using digital solutions!
In the media
Aya Contigo Animation
This animation video is based on one of the user’s of the Aya Contigo App and her journey.
Forbes Article
Healthcare Industry Still Lacks Inclusivity And Accessibility: These 7 Female Leaders Are Here To Change That
CBC article
Technology for women's health is booming. These doctors are using it to increase access to care
FemTech Focus Podcast
Improving access to safe abortions around the world with Vitala Global - Episode 65
MSF Interview
Yemen Crisis: Impact of War and COVID-19 on Maternal Health