Save the Mothers

July Writing Week

Dr. Jean Chamberlain delivering the keynote address at the 4th National Safe Motherhood Conference

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MPHL-Graduates

Dr Mushin Nsubuga (3rd right) Executive Director Save the Mothers East takes gets a photo moment with the MPHL graduates Class of 2024

July Writing Week

The Academic office successfully conducted the Research Writing Week from 22 - 26 July at Mirembe Hall, Uganda Christian University.

July Writing Week

The Academic office successfully conducted the Research Writing Week from 22 - 26 July at Mirembe Hall, Uganda Christian University.

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Friendships

Blood Donation Drive

Save the Mothers Executive Director donates blood at Triple P primary School in a bid save the lives of mothers and babies

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KOKONI CRIB

Communications and Fundraising Manager Amref Health Africa shares about the KOKONO crib during the Maternal Child Health conference 2024.

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Mother Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (MBFHI)

Class-2024

CONGRATS TO THE CLASS OF 2024!

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Staff group photo featuring both the outgoing and incoming Executive Directors

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About Save The Mothers (STM)

The Save the Mothers (STM) Program offers a Master of Public Health Leadership (MPHL) to working professionals from a wide range of disciplines and not only the health discipline. Save the mothers East Africa hosts the MPHL at Uganda Christian University (UCU), Mukono.

The MPHL started at UCU in 2005 with the aim of training multi-disciplinary professionals and contribute to improve maternal and child health in developing countries.

What we do

At Save the Mothers we believe that a multi-disciplinary approach is needed to save some of the 342,000 mothers and four million children who die in the developing world annually due to unsafe childbirth.
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Learn the Issues

Of all pregnancies anywhere, 15 percent will have a potentially fatal complication. In the developing world, having a baby will be the riskiest thing a woman will do. Yet in most cases, mothers there deliver without any skilled attendant.
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News & Updates

4th National Safe Motherhood Conference

Save the Mothers team attending the 4th National Safe Motherhood conference.

Learn the Issues

Of all pregnancies anywhere, 15 percent will have a potentially fatal complication. In the developing world, having a baby will be the riskiest thing a woman will do. Yet in most cases, mothers there deliver without any skilled attendant.
Read More