Reports on Provide Lifesaving Kits for 10000 women in Nigeria

Project Report | May 14, 2026
Update on Lifesaving project

By Muhammad Adamu Suleh | Project lead

Dear Friends and Supporters,

We sincerely appreciate your continued generosity and commitment to the Lifesaving Intervention Project. Your support continues to strengthen maternal and newborn healthcare services across hard-to-reach communities in Sardauna Local Government Area and gives hope to vulnerable mothers and children who have limited access to quality healthcare.

Building on the progress achieved in 2025, our project continued to make meaningful impact during the last quarter through ongoing virtual mentorship and telehealth support for the 33 frontline health workers previously trained under the project. These health workers, including nurses, midwives, and community health extension workers, continue to receive technical guidance, case consultation, and professional support aimed at improving maternal and newborn outcomes within their communities.

The telehealth platform remains a critical component of the project, connecting frontline providers in remote facilities with doctors and obstetric specialists for real-time consultation, emergency referral guidance, and continuous professional mentorship. This digital support system is helping to improve clinical decision-making and strengthen the quality of care provided to pregnant women and newborns in underserved communities.

Our previous achievements also continue to benefit communities across Sardauna LGA. The expansion of services to 10 additional communities and the distribution of 1,000 clean birth kits have contributed to safer deliveries and improved infection prevention practices among pregnant women and birth attendants. These interventions remain essential in reducing preventable maternal and newborn deaths caused by infections such as sepsis and complications during childbirth.

As we entered 2026, we developed an ambitious plan to expand the impact of the project by:

Training at least 100 additional frontline health workers in Basic Lifesaving Skills for Maternal and Child Health.
Distributing 2,000 clean birth kits to pregnant women in health facilities and hard-to-reach communities.
Strengthening telehealth support and mentorship for healthcare workers across remote facilities.

However, during this quarter, the amount of funds raised through donor support was unfortunately not significant enough to fully implement these planned activities. The limited funding has slowed progress toward scaling up training, procuring additional clean birth kits, and expanding lifesaving maternal and newborn interventions to more communities in need.

Despite these challenges, our team remains fully committed to achieving the goals of the project. We are actively exploring new fundraising strategies and seeking partnerships with organizations and stakeholders who share our vision of reducing preventable maternal and newborn deaths in underserved communities.

Today, we make a heartfelt appeal to our generous donors and supporters to continue standing with us. Your donations are urgently needed to help us:

Train more frontline health workers.
Expand access to lifesaving maternal healthcare services.
Procure and distribute clean birth kits.
Strengthen emergency support and telehealth services.
Save the lives of mothers and newborns in hard-to-reach communities.

Every contribution, no matter the size, directly supports vulnerable women and children who rely on these interventions for safe pregnancy, safe delivery, and survival.

Together, we can continue building healthier communities and move closer to a future where no mother or newborn dies from preventable causes.

We remain deeply grateful for your trust, compassion, and continued partnership in this lifesaving mission.

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Jan 14, 2026
Update on Lifesaving project

By Muhammad Adamu Suleh | Project lead

Remote consultation and HW mentoring session

Dear Friends,

Thanks to your continued generosity, the Lifesaving Intervention Project has made meaningful progress in strengthening maternal and newborn care across Sardauna Local Government Area. Building on the strong foundation laid in 2025, we trained 33 frontline health workers, expanded our reach to 10 new communities, distributed 1,000 clean birth kits in these communities, and launched our telehealth support platform. In the last quarter of 2025, we continued with the virtual training and mentorship for the 33 health workers. We are now preparing for a much bigger and more impactful year ahead in 2026.

Our 2026 Goal: Reaching More Mothers and Saving More Lives

In 2026, we planned to significantly scale up our work to ensure that no woman or newborn dies from preventable causes during childbirth. Our clear and focused plan includes two major priorities:

1. Training More Frontline Health Workers

We will train at least 100 additional frontline health workers, including nurses, midwives, and community health extension workers, across hard-to-reach communities in Sardauna LGA.

The training will focus on Basic Lifesaving Skills in Maternal and Child Health. Each participant will undergo hands-on, practical training and will be enrolled in our Telehealth Support App for continuous mentorship, case consultation, and professional development throughout the year.

2. Distribution of 2,000 Clean Birth Kits

In 2026, we plan to distribute 2,000 clean birth kits to pregnant women delivering in health facilities and hard-to-reach communities.

These kits are proven to reduce infections such as sepsis, one of the leading causes of maternal and newborn deaths in rural Nigeria. By ensuring every delivery is clean and safe, we are giving thousands of babies a healthier start to life.

Strengthening Quality Through Digital Health

All trained health workers will continue to receive support through our Telehealth App, which provides:

Real-time consultation with doctors and obstetric specialists
Emergency referral guidance
Continuous mentorship and learning
Monitoring of maternal and newborn outcomes

This system ensures that even the most remote facilities are connected to life-saving expertise when it matters most.

Your Support Makes This Possible

With your continued partnership and support, 2026 will be a year of expanded impact—more trained health workers, more protected mothers, and more babies born safely.

Every donation directly contributes to:

Training skilled health workers
Supplying clean birth kits
Expanding digital health support
Saving lives in underserved communities

Thank you for standing with us and believing in a future where no mother or baby dies from preventable causes. Together, we can reach more families and build healthier communities in Sardauna and beyond.

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Sep 24, 2025
Update on Lifesaving project

By Mohammed Adamu | Project lead

Training and enrollement

Dear Friends,

We are excited to share recent progress under the Lifesaving Intervention Project in Sardauna Local Government Area, Taraba State.

With your generous donations and fundraising from other sources, in the last quarter, we have extended our project to an additional 10 communities and successfully trained 33 frontline health workers—including nurses, midwives, and community health extension workers—on essential maternal and neonatal health practices. The training emphasized the WHO “6 cleans” during childbirth, infection prevention (particularly sepsis), safe delivery protocols, and emergency referral procedures. Practical sessions ensured participants could confidently apply these skills in real-life settings to save both mothers and their babies.

We also distributed 1,000 clean birth kits across health facilities in those communities to encourage skilled deliveries. Each kit contains sterile gloves, cord clamps, blades, chlorhexidine gel, and clean delivery drapes—critical tools to prevent infections and safeguard mothers and newborns during delivery.

To sustain impact, all health workers were enrolled in our newly developed telehealth App, which enables remote consultation, mentorship, timely referrals, and continuous professional development. This innovation ensures that mothers and babies in even the most remote communities have access to quality, evidence-based care. This app also promotes real-time consultation with obstetric and gynecologists for expert advice and continuous mentorship to the frontline health workers.

Our Next Step – With Your Support

While these achievements mark important progress, the need remains great. Many more health workers still require training, and hundreds of expectant mothers in underserved communities lack access to safe delivery kits.

With your donation, we can:

Train additional frontline health workers.
Provide more clean birth kits to mothers in need.
Expand telemedicine support to reach the most remote communities.

Together, we can save more lives, prevent avoidable deaths, and give mothers and babies a healthy start.

Thank you for standing with us. Your continued generosity powers this mission. Please consider making another donation today to help us reach even more families in need.