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The MamaYe Africa Collective is a regional advocacy organization that aims to improve maternal, newborn, and child health (MNCH) in Africa. It works by empowering local communities, civil society, and governments to take collective action toward be

Training workshop held in Nigeria

Certainly! Below is a detailed overview of a Training Workshop Held in Nigeria by the MamaYe Africa Collective. This workshop is designed to enhance maternal, newborn, and child health (MNCH) outcomes in Nigeria through capacity building, data-driven

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Connected for Action

MamaYe! Africa Collective is a pan-African, membership-based network composed of grassroots coalitions, health providers, media and civil society organizations. The Collective is guided by its vision of “An African Continent with Zero Maternal and Neonatal Mortality” and inspired by its mission “To Champion Grassroots-led Initiatives that Advocate for Access to Quality Healthcare for Women, Children and Girls in Africa through Partnership and Movement Building.”

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The MamaYe Africa Collective organizes community health events to promote access to quality healthcare for women, babies, and girls.These event highlight the importance of continued advocacy and collaboration to ensure safe births and thriving communities.

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This initiative marks a significant step forward in our mission to ensure that mothers experience safe births and access quality healthcare. Stay tuned as we continue to build partnerships and expand our reach to make lasting impacts in more regions.

Lagos, Nigeria, 2024-06-25

National MNCH Data and Innovation Summit Highlights the Power of Technology in Healthcare

The MamaYe Africa Collective has successfully hosted the inaugural National MNCH Data and Innovation Summit in Lagos, bringing together over 300 health experts, data scientists, and tech innovators from across Nigeria. The two-day event focused on harnessing technology and data to improve maternal, newborn, and child health (MNCH) outcomes. Keynote speakers emphasized the role of artificial intelligence (AI) and big data in identifying health trends and addressing service delivery gaps in rural areas. Innovative tech startups also showcased digital tools designed to streamline data collection and analysis, while government representatives discussed plans for integrating these technologies into the national health system. "The future of healthcare in Nigeria lies in data-driven solutions," said Dr. Aisha Bello, a leading public health expert. "Through collaboration between the health and tech sectors, we can revolutionize how MNCH services are delivered and monitored, ensuring that no

Community Health Advocacy Festival Empowers Families and Communities on Maternal and Child Health

In a vibrant display of community engagement, the MamaYe Africa Collective hosted its first Community Health Advocacy Festival in Kaduna, aimed at raising awareness on maternal, newborn, and child health (MNCH) and promoting community-driven accountability. The festival attracted hundreds of participants, including mothers, fathers, children, and local health workers. Attendees took part in free health check-ups, interactive workshops on safe childbirth practices, and advocacy training on how to hold local health facilities accountable for quality services. Cultural performances and storytelling highlighted the importance of maternal health, vaccination, and early childhood care. "This event has opened our eyes to the vital role we can play as a community in ensuring that health services are accessible and reliable," said Mrs. Mary Ibrahim, a local community leader. "We now have the tools to monitor the quality of healthcare and speak out when services fall short." The festival ende

MamaYe Africa Collective Hosts Roundtable on Maternal Health Accountability

In a bid to strengthen transparency and accountability in maternal, newborn, and child health (MNCH) services, the MamaYe Africa Collective convened a high-level Maternal Health Accountability Roundtable in Abuja. The roundtable brought together government officials, civil society organizations, and healthcare providers to discuss challenges in ensuring that MNCH funds are allocated and used effectively. Presentations during the session revealed significant gaps in health service delivery, particularly in rural areas, due to mismanagement of resources and inadequate oversight. Participants agreed on the need for a comprehensive accountability framework to monitor MNCH budgets, track service delivery, and empower communities to demand transparency. "We cannot improve maternal health outcomes without accountability at every level," said Mr. Samuel Adebola, a representative from the Ministry of Health. "This roundtable is a critical step toward ensuring that funds meant for MNCH service

A mission to solve a problem

To ensure that every mother experiences a safe birth by improving access to quality maternal healthcare services, advocating for stronger health policies, and providing targeted support through data-driven initiatives.

Community Education

Raise awareness and educate communities about maternal health, while fostering local support systems.

Healthcare Infrastructure

Invest in strengthening healthcare facilities and providing training for healthcare professionals.

Policy Advocacy

Advocate for stronger maternal health policies, increased healthcare funding,hold governments accountable.

Quality Healthcare

Focus on improving the availability and affordability of comprehensive maternal healthcare services.

Our Team

Meet our dedicated team at the MamaYe Africa Collective, a group of passionate professionals committed to improving maternal and child health across Africa.

Salisu Yusuf - AMMKaS (Nigeria)

Board Member

Rabiu Garba - BaSAM –(Nigeria )

Board Member

Peter Kemei - RMNCAH network (Kenya)

Vice-chairperson

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A Life-Changing Experience”

Working with the MamaYe Africa Collective has been a truly transformative journey. Their commitment to maternal health and the support they provide to mothers in our community is unparalleled. Thanks to their initiatives, I received the necessary care during my pregnancy, and I felt empowered throughout the process. I am grateful for their dedication to making safe births a reality for all mothers.

Elizabeth,

Nairobi, Kenya

Invaluable Support and Guidance”

The support I received from the MamaYe Africa Collective during my pregnancy was invaluable. They provided me with crucial information and resources that helped me navigate the challenges I faced. Their team was always available to answer my questions, and their advocacy for maternal health has made a significant impact in our community. I highly recommend their services to all expecting mothers

Aisha,

Zamfara, Nigeria

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