Jhpiego

After delivering a healthy baby girl at the Vidisha District Hospital, Sunita Bai developed heavy bleeding, which the nursing team quickly measured as 550 mL using a calibrated blood collection drape. Nursing Officers immediately initiated PPH treatment and closely monitored her condition. Their AMPLI-PPHI training enabled them to recognize the emergency and respond confidently without delay. The bleeding was controlled, so Sunita and her newborn were discharged safely.

100% of net proceeds from the sold-out inaugural festival is supporting 10 nonprofit organizations advancing reproductive health, maternal health, economic justice, gender justice, family support and more in the U.S. and globally.

The opening of a new Neonatal Care Unit at Kwimba District Hospital in Tanzania is transforming care for premature and low-birthweight babies who once faced overcrowded conditions and long, risky journeys for specialized treatment. Supported by Jhpiego, partners, and the local community, the new facility brings lifesaving newborn care closer to families and gives babies like Grace’s triplets a safer start.

Pregnant Soki Buyana Cemonde felt isolated until she heard a radio campaign encouraging her to seek prenatal services. The care she received through the AMPLI-PPHI project helped her have a safe delivery and survive postpartum hemorrhage.

The Government of Kenya will scale up essential products used to prevent and diagnose the leading cause of death of mothers during childbirth, as part of a US$7.8 million effort to accelerate maternal and newborn care.