Maternal and Child Health (MCH) Restoration Project
Restoring Maternal and Newborn Care After Conflict
Health facilities reopened and strengthened
Skilled providers restored and trained
Mothers accessing safe care again
Skilled providers restored and trained
Mothers accessing safe care again
Why This Matters (Problem) Conflict disrupted maternal and child health services:
Closed or damaged health facilities
Shortage of skilled health workers
Limited access to antenatal and delivery care
Increased maternal and newborn risks
Loss of community trust in health services
Limited access to antenatal and delivery care
Increased maternal and newborn risks
Loss of community trust in health services
What We Do
Restore and equip MCH services
Provide antenatal, delivery, postnatal care
Establish maternity waiting homes (MWHs)
Deploy multidisciplinary health teams
Strengthen newborn care services Deliver outreach and community engagement
Provide ultrasound and diagnostic services
Service flow icons (ANC → Delivery → PNC → Newborn care)
Provide antenatal, delivery, postnatal care
Establish maternity waiting homes (MWHs)
Deploy multidisciplinary health teams
Strengthen newborn care services Deliver outreach and community engagement
Provide ultrasound and diagnostic services
Service flow icons (ANC → Delivery → PNC → Newborn care)
Facts
Impacts in Glance
0
ANC Visit
0
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Safe Deliveries
0
MWHs Established
Health Facility Strengthening
Health facilities equipped with MCH services
Newborn corners established
Solar power systems installed
Water filters and solar refrigerators provided
Newborn corners established
Solar power systems installed
Water filters and solar refrigerators provided
Capacity Building & Mentorship
10 health professionals trained in obstetric ultrasound
26 midwives trained in Mental Health and Psychosocial Support (MHPSS)
Continuous mentorship and clinical coaching
Strengthened provider confidence and competence
26 midwives trained in Mental Health and Psychosocial Support (MHPSS)
Continuous mentorship and clinical coaching
Strengthened provider confidence and competence
Maternity Waiting Homes (MWHs)
18 maternity waiting homes established
Serve women from remote and high-risk areas
Reduce delays in accessing skilled delivery
Improve maternal and newborn outcomes
Serve women from remote and high-risk areas
Reduce delays in accessing skilled delivery
Improve maternal and newborn outcomes
Facts
Impacts in Glance
0
ANC Visit
0
Institutional Deliveries
0
Maternity Watings
0
Women Supported
0
Obstacle Ultrasound
0
Under-five Consultations
Child Health Services
Under-five consultations and growth monitoring
Nutrition screening and support
Integrated newborn care services
Improved early detection and referral of childhood illnessestate.
Community Engagement
Women’s Development Army (WDA) structures revitalized regnancy forums conducted Community awareness on:
- Antenatal care
- Facility delivery
- Newborn care
- Danger signs
2026 Expansion ongoing program
- 10 additional maternity waiting homes
- 8 remote health centers supported
- Distribution of portable ultrasound machines
- Training & mentorship on obstetric ultrasound
- Training on newborn care
- Community awareness and sensitization sessions
Key Milestones
- March 2023 until now– Facility reopening and program activation
- Continuous service delivery and monitoring
- Expansion of MCH services beyond pre-conflict levels
Closing Message
Every mother deserves safe care. Every child deserves a healthy start.
Together, we restore dignity, trust, and life-saving maternal and child health services.
