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Empowering Mothers Worldwide
Motherkind is our maternal health campaign dedicated to supporting new and expectant mothers in some of the world’s most high-risk countries.
According to WHO, lack of access to quality healthcare is a major cause of maternal deaths, with hundreds of women dying daily from preventable pregnancy and childbirth-related issues. The solution is clear: we must provide new and expectant mothers with better, more accessible medical care.
Our Motherkind campaign in Niger has focused on training midwives to improve maternal health outcomes and ensure safer deliveries for women in rural communities.
Our clinic alone assists around 44,000 people each year. Building on this success, our goal is to establish a network of clinics in high-risk areas and continue the important work we’ve carried out in other developing regions.
These achievements have only been possible because of your generous support. We are committed to providing mothers and infants with the care they need to survive. This is why we ask you to continue being Motherkind.
The Maternal Health Crisis
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Women Empowerment
R1 500
Critical Aid
R2 400
Critical Aid 2
R4 800
Save a Mother and Child Today
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Here are ways you can help
Women Empowerment
R1 500
Critical Aid
R2 400
Critical Aid 2
R4 800
Keep A Child Alive
Children living in poverty are more susceptible to illness due to limited access to healthcare. Through our Motherkind clinics, we offer a comprehensive immunization program that protects children from diseases such as tuberculosis, measles, polio, and tetanus.
Our skilled nurses and doctors take a holistic approach to improving children's health, while also teaching them essential hygiene practices. With your support, we aim to enhance nutrition and health for children in the most remote communities across Africa.
Be MotherkindHelp Mothers Survive
Due to poverty and conflict, many mothers experience undernutrition during pregnancy, leading to maternal deaths. To combat nutrient deficiencies, our clinics provide essential supplements like Vitamin A, iron, and folic acid to pregnant and lactating women. We also ensure that mothers have access to quality healthcare throughout pregnancy and childbirth.
Additionally, we host regular sessions to educate local women on healthy dietary practices and inform mothers about local ingredients they can use to maintain a balanced diet for themselves and their children.
DONATE NOWEstablished in 1996, Muslim Hands SA NPC is an aid agency and NGO aiming to help those affected by natural disasters, conflict and poverty. It is a branch of Muslim Hands UK established in 1993 in Nottingham.