September 2025
MamaSafe reaches at least 50 pregnant women in Lugbe
Clean birth kits, maternal health education, conversations with husbands and an emergency maternal care kit for the participating clinic.
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Media reports of our work, updates from the field and materials we have produced.
Media coverage
The MamaSafe outreach in the press.
The September 2025 outreach in Lugbe was reported by five Nigerian newspapers. Links open the original articles on each publisher's website.
- The GuardianCorps member empowers pregnant women in Abuja with MamaSafe initiativeRead article (opens in a new tab)
- TheCableCorps member distributes care kits to Abuja pregnant women in medical outreachRead article (opens in a new tab)
- TribuneCorps member presents lifesaving supplies to 50 pregnant womenRead article (opens in a new tab)
- VanguardFamily support crucial for pregnant women’s health, says NYSC memberOnline link to be added
- BlueprintNYSC member empowers 50 pregnant women, tasks family on supportRead article (opens in a new tab)
Updates
From the Foundation.
2025
At the National Health Dialogue 2025
The Foundation attended the National Health Dialogue 2025, a gathering on the Nigerian health sector.
More updates soon
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Resources
Education materials.
For MamaSafe we produced simple education cards in English and Hausa covering danger signs in pregnancy and birth, the importance of antenatal care, and nutrition for a healthy mother and baby.
Downloadable versions for community health workers and partners will be published here.
The materials on this website are general health education. They are not a substitute for advice from a qualified health worker. If you notice any danger sign in pregnancy, such as heavy bleeding, severe headache or blurred vision, convulsions or fainting, high fever, or a baby that has stopped moving, go to the nearest health facility immediately.
Help more women and families reach the care they need.
We are looking for healthcare facilities, development partners, funders and volunteers who share our commitment to community-centred public health in Nigeria.