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Posted On: September 23rd 2026, 10:46 am
NATAL CARES - Every Mother Matters
No woman should lose her life while trying to bring another life into the world.
Yet for thousands of women in rural and underserved communities, pregnancy and childbirth can still mean navigating misinformation, harmful superstitions, limited healthcare access and the lack of basic resources needed for a safe delivery.
At NATAL CARES, we are changing that — one community at a time.
Through our NATAL CARES Delivery Kits, we have reached 1,500 pregnant women with essential items to support safer and more hygienic childbirth. For many women in underserved communities, having these basic delivery essentials can make an important difference in their preparation for childbirth.
But we know that saving lives requires more than supplies.
Through our maternal and child health information platform, we have reached 25,000 women with medically reviewed information designed to help them understand pregnancy, recognize danger signs, challenge harmful myths and make more informed decisions about their health and the health of their babies.
We are seeing the potential of this work in the communities we serve.
Reported maternal deaths have reduced from 4 deaths out of every 15 deliveries to 1 death out of every 15 deliveries.
But we cannot celebrate one death.
One is still one too many.
Our goal is ZERO.
We are taking maternal healthcare closer to the women who need it most — reaching the grassroots, including communities where access to reliable healthcare can feel like a black hole.
Through technology, health education, community engagement and practical support such as our Delivery Kits, NATAL CARES is building a more informed, better-supported pathway to safer motherhood.
And we have only just started.
Our vision is simple:
No mother should be lost while trying to bring another life into the world.
We are working to make ZERO maternal deaths a reality.
This is NATAL CARES.
No woman should lose her life while trying to bring another life into the world.
Yet for thousands of women in rural and underserved communities, pregnancy and childbirth can still mean navigating misinformation, harmful superstitions, limited healthcare access and the lack of basic resources needed for a safe delivery.
At NATAL CARES, we are changing that — one community at a time.
Through our NATAL CARES Delivery Kits, we have reached 1,500 pregnant women with essential items to support safer and more hygienic childbirth. For many women in underserved communities, having these basic delivery essentials can make an important difference in their preparation for childbirth.
But we know that saving lives requires more than supplies.
Through our maternal and child health information platform, we have reached 25,000 women with medically reviewed information designed to help them understand pregnancy, recognize danger signs, challenge harmful myths and make more informed decisions about their health and the health of their babies.
We are seeing the potential of this work in the communities we serve.
Reported maternal deaths have reduced from 4 deaths out of every 15 deliveries to 1 death out of every 15 deliveries.
But we cannot celebrate one death.
One is still one too many.
Our goal is ZERO.
We are taking maternal healthcare closer to the women who need it most — reaching the grassroots, including communities where access to reliable healthcare can feel like a black hole.
Through technology, health education, community engagement and practical support such as our Delivery Kits, NATAL CARES is building a more informed, better-supported pathway to safer motherhood.
And we have only just started.
Our vision is simple:
No mother should be lost while trying to bring another life into the world.
We are working to make ZERO maternal deaths a reality.
This is NATAL CARES.
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