The Donate a Maternity Equipment Project aims to address the challenges of maternal and child health in Nigeria by providing essential material equipment and supplies to health centres. With less than 40% of childbirths occurring in health facilities, the project focuses on improving access and availability of healthcare services. By equipping health centres with the necessary resources, it promotes safer childbirth practices and better healthcare for mothers and children, addressing the gaps in both facility availability and qualified medical practitioners in underserved communities. This project contributes to enhancing maternal and child health outcomes in Nigeria.

The Mother’s Delivery Kit Project aims to address the issue of maternal sepsis by distributing sterile birthing kits in underprivileged communities. Maternal sepsis, caused by bacterial infection during childbirth, contributes to high maternal and newborn mortality rates. The project promotes hygienic delivery practices by providing cost-effective delivery kits that can be used by both trained and untrained birth attendants. Each kit contains essential items such as cotton cloth, soap, gloves, cotton wool, gauze, cord ligature, and polythene sheet, enabling safer deliveries and reducing the risk of sepsis-related complications. This project plays a crucial role in improving maternal and newborn health outcomes.

The “Train Traditional Birth Attendants” project enhances maternal and newborn health in underserved communities. It trains traditional birth attendants (TBAs) in essential childbirth practices, infection prevention, and recognizing danger signs. By equipping TBAs with updated knowledge and skills, the project promotes safe deliveries, reduces maternal and infant mortality, and bridges the gap between modern healthcare and traditional birthing practices. Ultimately, it improves birth outcomes and ensures the well-being of mothers and infants in remote areas.

The Support a Midwife Advocacy Project aims to address the undervaluation of midwives and promote their crucial role in providing essential care for women, newborns, and adolescents. Despite their ability to deliver 90% of essential healthcare services, midwives face challenges rooted in sexism and gender norms. This project seeks to recognize, reward, and celebrate the significance and skills of midwives as front-line health workers. By raising awareness and advocating for their vital role, the project contributes to reducing maternal mortality and improving overall maternal and newborn health outcomes.

The Support, a Sick Child project in Africa, is dedicated to addressing the healthcare challenges faced by underprivileged families in rural and semi-rural areas. Many of these families struggle to afford the necessary care and treatment for their sick children, leading to high rates of morbidity and mortality from diseases like malaria, pneumonia, and diarrhoea. Through our project, we provide a comprehensive support system, including essential medicines, fruit baskets, toys, and financial assistance for hospital bills. By alleviating the financial burden and ensuring access to quality healthcare, we aim to save the lives of hundreds of thousands of children, promoting a healthier and brighter future for Africa.

The Antenatal Accountability Project addresses the low utilization of antenatal care in rural communities by promoting regular attendance and adherence to guidelines for pregnant women. With the goal of reducing maternal mortality and improving mother and child health, the project emphasizes the importance of attending antenatal care visits and following recommended practices such as rest, avoiding heavy lifting, medication adherence, vaccinations, healthy eating, safe sex, and abstaining from alcohol and smoking. Through regular check-up calls and accountability measures, the project ensures that pregnant women receive the necessary care and support for a healthy pregnancy journey.