By Amos Ajisekola | Project leader
January 2nd, 2025, was a fortunate day for up to 40 pregnant women who participated in the first antenatal camp of the year at our program center in the Iseyin community. Supporting expectant mothers from low socio-economic backgrounds has always been the core focus of this initiative. The organization strives to increase the use of professional healthcare services by rural pregnant women, ultimately reducing pregnancy-related complications and mortality.
The women benefiting from this program shared how it has alleviated the financial burden of expensive birthing supplies. One participant expressed how lucky she feels to have been a beneficiary both during her first pregnancy and the current one. She explained that the incentives provided by the organization have encouraged her to seek professional maternity care.
The year began on a positive note, bringing smiles to the faces of those we serve. Your generous donations made this possible—thank you. We aim to continue spreading joy by covering antenatal expenses, donating additional birthing kits, funding scans and routine lab tests, and ensuring access to immunizations and antimalarial treatments. By motivating these women in this way, we can further reduce or eliminate pregnancy-related complications among women of color.
By Amos Ajisekola | Project leader
By Amos Ajisekola | Project leader
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