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August is Postpartum Haemorrhage (PPH) Awareness Month in Uganda, a country where PPH is a leading cause of maternal mortality. Several initiatives and campaigns aimed to raise awareness about PPH and reduce its impact. Stories from Ugandan women and healthcare workers

Every woman deserves a safe delivery! Let's work together to prevent maternal deaths from postpartum hemorrhage. #TogetherAgainstPPH25

You see a joyful baby. We see a mother battling for her life. Postpartum hemorrhage is a stark reality, it’s deadly, but it doesn’t have to be. Together, we can take action. Let’s make a difference. #TogetherAgainstPPH25 Cc. UNFPA Uganda EU in Uganda

Every woman deserves to survive childbirth. This August, we shine a spotlight on Excessive Bleeding After Birth. A leading cause of maternal deaths in Uganda. Let’s raise awareness, promote timely care, and take collective action to save lives. #TogetherAgainstPPH25

Each year, nearly 300,000 women lose their lives during childbirth. The heartbreaking reality? Most of these deaths are entirely preventable. A woman’s chance of surviving childbirth still depends on where she lives, the care she can access, and the strength of the health system

This August 2025, spread the awareness, and it’s our collective responsibility. Tell a colleague that it is possible to STOP Maternal deaths from excessive bleeding after birth. #TogetherAgainstPPH25

🩸 August is Excessive Bleeding After Birth Awareness Month. Maternal deaths from PPH are preventable if acted upon. Let’s make it a collective responsibility. 📞 Call 0800-100-066 to learn more or get help from a skilled birth attendant. #TogetherAgainstPPH25 UNFPA Uganda

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August is Excessive Bleeding After Birth Awareness Month. Every day, women die from preventable postpartum hemorrhage. This month, we say: ENOUGH. Theme: “Ending Maternal Deaths due to Excessive Bleeding after Childbirth – Our Collective Responsibility.” Let’s raise our voices.

Ensure to complete your 8 antenatal visits to reduce risk of excessive bleeding after delivery #TogetherAgainstPPH25

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Completing all eight antenatal care (ANC) visits in Uganda is associated with a reduced risk of excessive bleeding after delivery. These visits, recommended by the WHO Uganda and implemented in Uganda, allow healthcare providers to monitor the mother's health, identify potential

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Behind every healthy pregnancy is a supportive partner. Dear men, escort her to all the 8 antenatal visits and reduce the risk of excessive bleeding after delivery. Show up, stand by her and save a life. Call 0800-100-066 for more guidance #TogetherAgainstPPH25 UNFPA Uganda

Your baby’s health starts before birth. Complete all 8 antenatal visits to reduce the risk of excessive bleeding after delivery. Deliver safely at a health facility with a skilled birth attendant OR 📞 Call 0800-100-066 for more info. #TogetherAgainstPPH25

Pregnant? Your 8 antenatal visits matter. Completing all your visits reduces the risk of excessive bleeding after childbirth and ensures a safer delivery for both mother and baby. Deliver with a skilled birth attendant at a health facility. 📞 Call 0800-100-066 for support.

As an expectant mother, stay safe and healthy. Ensure you complete all eight antenatal visits to prevent excessive bleeding risks after delivery. Also, remember to deliver to a health facility. Here is a number to call for support- 0800-100-066. #TogetherAgainstPPH25

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For the safety of the baby and the mother, you’re advised to complete all the 8 antenatal visits. This helps to reduce the reduce the risks of excessive bleeding after delivery. #TogetherAgainstPPH25

Why are 8 antenatal visits important? Because every visit is a chance to protect both mother and baby. 🩺 Detect risks early 💉 Get essential vaccines 🧠 Receive health education ❤️ Track baby’s growth Don’t skip .Every visit counts. #TogetherAgainstPPH25 EU in Uganda