🚨Want to learn how reliable energy can enhance maternal health outcomes in rural areas? Join us for our webinar on April 22nd, 2025, as we discuss BornFyne's impactful work in #Cameroon. Sign in: bit.ly/4lnnGwg #InvestInHealth #LivablePlanet

🌿Interested in the future of maternal healthcare? Join our webinar on April 22 to discover how BornFyne is leading the way with digital integration in Cameroon. Sign in: bit.ly/4lnnGwg #MaternalHealth #HealthcareInnovation #DigitalTransformation

Curious about how family planning can change households for the better? Join our webinar today to learn how BornFyne is making a difference with targeted messaging. Sign in: bit.ly/4lnnGwg #reproductivehealth #awareness

We will begin the webinar in 2 mins. Don't miss this opportunity to learn more about digital transformation in the maternal health care system in Cameroon. Join us: zoom link bit.ly/4lnnGwg #reproductivehealth #awareness

Webinar ongoing on Zoom. Don't miss this opportunity to learn more about the impact of digital transformation in the maternal health care system in Cameroon. Join us: zoom link bit.ly/4lnnGwg #reproductivehealth #awareness

"BornFyne informs rapid decision making and continuity of quality reproductive maternal and child care", says Dr Valery Ngo, coordinator of BornFyne project.

"The BornFyne project will be expanded to two additional health districts in Cameroon, Bertoua and Abong Bang to help the government improve the maternal health system of these districts", revealed by Dr Valery Ngo, BornFyne project coordinator.

"BornFyne provided transportation for us to meet pregnant women at home to teach them how to use the app during emergencies so the women were able to save some money", stated Christabel Mbolle, CHW in Bangem.

"Working in the rural area is challenging due to network issues. It makes it difficult to register the pregnant women on the mobile app", says Christabel Mbolle, CHW in Bangem.

BornFyne's family planning messages are participatory. In a survey, over 80% of women responded that they have learned something new after listening to the interventional messages. Read more …tive-health-journal.biomedcentral.com/articles/10.11… #familyplanning

#Mothers should never feel guilty of breastfeeding their babies whether in public or in private. #breastfeedingweek2025

#worldmosquitoday2025 Diseases spread by mosquitoes, such as malaria, dengue, and Zika, can significantly affect pregnant women and their unborn children, leading to complications and even death. Together, let's protect pregnant women against these diseases.

Pregnant women are more susceptible to malaria, which can lead to severe illness, anemia, and low birth weight in newborns. No pregnant woman should be exposed to the bite of a #mosquito. #worldmosquitoday2025

Exciting news! 🎉 Bornfyne Connect is honored to be selected as 1 of 20 ventures in Cohort 2 of the Hanga SRH program! Looking forward to connecting, sharing insights, and growing with fellow changemakers. 🚀 #HangaSRH #Innovation #Entrepreneurship

Absolutely honored to have BornFyne Connect featured in the The Guardian Post Daily! 🗞️🔥 It's an incredible feeling to see our work being recognized and shared to a wider audience. #MediaFeature #Gratitude #Recognition

🚀 #DigitalHealthAfrica2025 (Sept 3–4) is more than a conference — it’s where #AI, #Telemedicine & #PrecisionMedicine meet real-world impact. 👶 Join our Project Lead, Miriam Nkangu to explore BornFyne’s prenatal management system. #MaternalHealth #DigitalHealthAfrica2025

We’re honored to have joined The Pan African Health Informatics Association at #HELINA2025 in Gaborone 🇧🇼! Our Project Lead, Miriam Nkangu, spoke on localizing WHO’s SMART Guidelines & DAKs for impact — with insights from 🇨🇲 🇪🇹 🇿🇲. Pushing #HealthEquity & #DigitalHealth forward in Africa! 🌍💡 #HealthInformatics

🌍 At #DigitalHealthAfrica2025, researchers, clinicians & stakeholders will connect to launch new maternal & child health initiatives and build lasting networks for real-world impact. Sustainable solutions start with strong collaboration. 🤝💡 #HealthInnovation #Africa

🚨 #DigitalHealthAfrica2025 is live! BornFyne Project Lead Miriam Nkangu will share practical insights on successfully implementing the BornFyne digital app in Cameroon — advancing maternal & child health outcomes. 🇨🇲📱👩🏾‍🍼 #HealthTech #MaternalHealth #Cameroon.

🗣️ Reproductive rights are human rights. Women must have te freedom to choose when (or if) to have children — and access to family planning is key. It’s not just about preventing pregnancy — it’s about dignity, health, and autonomy. ✊🏾❤️ #FamilyPlanning #SRHR #MyBodyMyChoice