Chisomo's Story

Chisomo is lucky. She’s walked 17 kilometres to get to the ante-natal clinic and she and her baby are well

Learning hub

We share what we’re learning so that others, from the WHO to the clinician at the bedside, can join us in working for safer childbirth

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We work with others – the midwife in Malawi, the university in the UK – because we know that together we can be more effective.

We are supported entirely by donations from ordinary people and organisations that share our vision – every penny makes a difference

Making a practical difference

Investing in the future health of mothers

Working together to save lives

A walk in her shoes

Could provide a hospital ward with easy to use, colour coded charts to monitor the observations of women after childbirth to detect sepsis early

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Could pay for a special blood pressure monitor for use in lower resource settings

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Could pay for a specialist sepsis midwife for a day, to provide training and leadership to improve the care of women with sepsis

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Could pay for a group of health care workers to be trained in how to improve the care of mothers with sepsis

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Could pay for a vital equipment pack needed to recognise sepsis (3 thermometers, 2 durable blood pressure machines)

Prof Mahmoud Fathalla – past president of the International Federation of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists

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