International Medical Corps builds lasting relationships with extraordinary people like Ramadan Mezane, who is fighting maternal mortality in the Central African Republic with the organization’s support.
Partners In Health is working to reduce maternal mortality — still very high, but improving — in a Sierra Leone hospital through renovations, training programs, and a new Maternal Center of Excellence.
Collaborative plans are underway to tackle deficiencies through mentorships, training, and targeted projects in pursuit of safer rural maternal health.
For her passionate work to save Black mothers’ lives, she is recognized as North Carolina’s USA Today Woman of the Year. This honor highlights her leadership in tackling racial disparities head-on.
Médecins Sans Frontières has provided extensive medical care in Jigawa State, Nigeria since 2008, aiming to reduce maternal and newborn morbidity and mortality by improving access to emergency obstetric care.