Help 1000 mothers access child birth services

With living conditions getting harder, people seek alternatives to escape from the dastardy effects. This is not excluding a poor pregnant woman who seeks a cheaper means of receiving treatment during pregnancy and delivery. Sadly, the journey doesn't usually end as joyously as expected for these group. Bridging the gap remains the Organization's objective of this project. Hundreds of women of poor economic background have been positively impacted,  despite the meagre resources this project has been able to raise. 

One of our latest beneficiaries is Mrs A. She is a young woman who had lost several pregnancies to ignorance of seeking care from unprofessional caregivers. She became aware of our project facility and decided to give it a try. She was cared for at the centre, and finally gave birth to a healthy baby boy. No complications on both the mother and the baby. During interaction, she regretted having patronize the unskilled attendants. 

Many more local women still suffer discreetly. Reaching out to them is directly dependent upon availability of funds and other resources. We appeal for more generosity from you and your networks. Every donation takes us to the poor women and their unborn children. You will be proud to be part of this project! 

It was a mouth watering day for about 60 pregnant women in Iseyin community, at our project centre. Oak Rural Health Organization has taken the bull by the horn to ensure that there is drastic reduction in pregnancy related maternal and child mortality. Poverty has been identified as a major contributing factor which made majority of the women to patronize unskilled birth attendants, consequently leading to sudden loss of lives. 

During a brief interaction with one of the beneficiaries who is a mother of two, she said  she has never had any hospital delivery experience, though she lost one of her pregnancies at an undisclosed place where she used to go for her pregnancy care. This is due to the fear of hospital charges, especially the delivery commodities. But, she is happy to be provided with the delivery consumables this time. This encouraged her to come to the hospital for her antenatal care. This woman is just one of the few lucky ones who happened to be alive. Oak Rural health Organization is busy working to ensure that we bridge the gap of poverty, which is a critical factor in making women access professional antenatal services. 

Every donation to this project is directly preventing needless mortality in our communities. Your continuous support will enable us to reach more women and lure them to accessing a better pregnancy care and give them a safer delivery.