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Our documented work and experience.

We are a young organisation. Here is what we have done so far, described as accurately as we can, and how we intend to measure our work more rigorously.

Organisational experience

Previously reported figures.

These figures come from the Foundation's activity records. We are building stronger monitoring so that future reporting is more detailed and verifiable.

2,000+women reached through maternal health education

200+women directly supported through counselling, referrals, practical assistance and follow-up

50+educational sessions delivered

50+pregnant women reached at the September 2025 MamaSafe outreach in Lugbe

These are previously reported figures from the Foundation's own activity records since December 2023. They describe organisational experience and are not independently audited impact statistics. Each figure describes a different activity and they should not be added together.

The figures cover maternal health education and capacity-building activities, including activities that involved healthcare providers.

Activity story

MamaSafe in Lugbe, September 2025.

On a weekday morning at a primary health care centre in Lugbe, Abuja, at least 50 pregnant women came together for a MamaSafe outreach.

Each woman received a clean birth kit with the basic supplies needed for a hygienic delivery. A maternal health educator talked through the danger signs in pregnancy and birth, using cards printed in English and Hausa. Husbands who attended were engaged on what practical support during pregnancy looks like.

Before leaving, the Foundation presented an emergency maternal care kit to the clinic so that staff have supplies on hand when a woman arrives in difficulty.

The outreach was reported by five Nigerian newspapers. Their articles are listed on our news page.

Expectant mothers seated with MamaSafe kits, one woman in a red dress in the foreground — Participants at the MamaSafe outreach, Lugbe.

Photographs

From the field.

Photographs are shared with the consent of the people pictured.

Women hold up their MamaSafe kits while a Foundation educator speaks with them — Session with expectant mothers in Lugbe.

A Foundation health educator speaking in front of the Foundation banner — Health talk at the outreach.

Expectant mothers seated in rows during the session — Participants during the education session.

Women seated in a group listening to a speaker, with a weighing scale and a health worker's desk in the background — Education and health checks ran alongside each other.

Women seated with MamaSafe kits on their laps — Kits distributed to participants.

Two men look at a MamaSafe kit outdoors before the outreach — Preparing kits ahead of the outreach.

Women in the front rows hold MamaSafe kits — Participants with their kits.

Two members of the Foundation team stand beside the Foundation banner outside the health centre — Foundation team at the health centre.

Reports

Activity reports and programme summaries will be published here as they are completed.

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