As part of our activities we talk to the possible caretakers of the pregnant women and New born babies about danger signs to look out for. As we do this we do not destruct the care for their babies.

Our team of caring staff visited a mother who had complications at delivery to check on her and her newborn at her home. Follow up is critical.

The Doctor and his team saving a mother and her newborn baby. Kiyunga HCIV had the theatre operationalised. This has reduced referrals of mothers to Iganga Hospital from Luuka District.

We take time to understand the circumstances under which a mother or a newborn died. We want to know the root cause of these deaths so that our interventions to reduce maternal and newborn deaths are effective.

Male involvement is key, if we are to achieve maternal newborn health. This family has lost newborns before and it all rotated around descision making and money. Men should be told about danger signs, antenatal visits and saving for transport to the health facility for delivery

Our Doctors fixing a car tyre while deep down in a hard to reach community. No challenge will stop them from saving mothers and newborns from dying. Multi skilled, focused and determined.

We engage various stakeholders to make sure we save our mothers and newborns in Luuka District.

As we carryout our work to save mothers and newborns we engage all our partners. It is a collective effort.

Community outreach is one of our strategies. Our community specialist talking to the women and men.

The CAO , District Chairman, ADHO and other district staff of Luuka District recieving medical equipment and supplies from the COMONETH project. These will enable the health workers to save mothers and newborns.

Our doctor is very dedicated in saving the lives of the mothers and newborns.

Our stakeholders matter and we engage them in all project activities. It is a collective responsibility to save mothers and newborns

Our partners keep us moving. The synergies have improved maternal outcomes.

Our VHTs recieve t-shirts to identify with us and a bag to safely carry the materials they need for a successful home visit. VHTs have encouraged women to visit the health facilities for antenatal care and delivery. This has greatly improved in the last 2 years in Luuka District

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Our hospitals are not safe for deliveries; lots of C/S and then dead mums and babies. data should drive change stefan swartling peterson Mary Kinney

Our Principal Investigator is dedicated to work with our partners to save the mothers and newborns even in these COVID 19 times