Maternal & Child Health

MedShare’s Maternal & Child Health Program seeks to decrease global health disparities as they relate to maternal and child health before, during and after childbirth.

Maternal Care

Access to care where it is most needed

MedShare intends to improve the quality of healthcare for mothers and children in the medically-underserved countries we serve to help reduce the number of deaths associated with childbirth.

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Program Overview

Saving the Lives of Mothers & Children

The Maternal & Child Health Program provides many of the necessary medical supplies and equipment required for the early detection and treatment of some of the most preventable medical conditions leading to maternal and child deaths. The intention of this program is to:

  • Decrease global health disparities as they relate to maternal and child health.
  • Increase healthcare capacity to more effectively treat and care for more mothers and children in vulnerable communities.
  • Support midwives (and other rural caregivers) by providing them with the essential medical products for a safe childbirth.
  • Provide expectant mothers the medical supplies necessary for birth outside of a healthcare facility.
  • Improve overall health outcomes for mothers and children
  • Save lives of mothers and children in medically underserved communities.
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Program Impact

Despite great progress, too many mothers and children dying — mostly from causes that could have been prevented. MedShare’s Maternal & Child Health program is dedicated to helping reduce the mortality rates for mothers and their babies in medically-underserved communities around the world. And we are driven by the significant impact we have already made alongside our collaborative partners in countries like Nigeria, Nicaragua, Cote d’Ivoire, and in free and safety net clinics in the U.S.

64,121

Clean Birthing Kits delivered worldwide to date

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deliveries valued at $52.5 million for Coca-Cola Safe Birth Initiative (SBI) to date

125,000+

at-risk women and children served through this program to date

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Key Program Partners

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The Coca Cola Foundation
Nigerian MoH
Cote d’Ivoire MoH
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