Papua New GuineaSolar-powered phototherapy in remote health clinics
Where the grid doesn’t reach, bili-hut global™ runs from solar panels so newborns can be treated close to home.
Designed for environments where access to electricity is limited or unreliable, bili-hut global™ combines energy efficiency with flexible power options, including solar panels and battery packs. From remote clinics in Papua New Guinea to underserved communities in Peru and across Africa, bili-hut global™ helps make effective neonatal phototherapy accessible where conventional equipment may not be practical.
Every year, an estimated 6 million newborns who need phototherapy do not receive treatment for jaundice, and thousands of newborn lives are lost because timely screening and effective treatment remain out of reach.

The ability to protect a newborn from severe jaundice should not depend on where that baby is born.
From major hospitals to remote rural clinics, Little Sparrows Technologies is committed to helping healthcare providers overcome barriers to early screening and effective treatment.
Our mission is simple: Make lifesaving jaundice care accessible to every newborn, everywhere.
At Little Sparrows Technologies, we believe saving newborn lives begins with identifying jaundice early and ensuring treatment is within reach.
Our two complementary innovations help healthcare professionals address critical barriers to newborn care:
A simple, affordable, and validated visual screening aid designed to help healthcare professionals assess jaundice risk and identify newborns who may need further bilirubin testing and medical evaluation.
A portable, high-intensity phototherapy solution designed to bring effective jaundice treatment closer to newborns, including those in remote and resource-limited healthcare settings.
Together, bili-ruler™ and bili-hut global™ support a practical approach to improving access to jaundice care: screen early, assess promptly, and treat when indicated.

bili-hut global™ runs on very little power. In remote health clinics — like those in Papua New Guinea — a small solar setup is enough to keep phototherapy running, day and night with battery back-up.
Beyond borders: extending the impact of effective phototherapy.
Papua New GuineaWhere the grid doesn’t reach, bili-hut global™ runs from solar panels so newborns can be treated close to home.
Burundibili-hut global™ in use with clinical teams in Bujumbura and Kibuye.
Ukrainebili-hut global™ in use with newborns and their mothers in Ivano-Frankivsk.
GhanaA simple, affordable, and validated visual screening aid designed to help healthcare professionals assess jaundice risk and identify newborns who may need further bilirubin testing and medical evaluation.
We work with NGOs, ministries of health, hospitals and distributors to bring bili-hut global™ to low-resource settings.
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