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Through MBFHI, STM supported the expansion of the Tyler Jones Labour Suite at Mukono General Hospital, improving the quality, safety, and dignity of maternity care for mothers and newborns.
STM supported the expansion and upgrading of the High Dependency Unit at Tororo General Hospital, increasing access to lifesaving care for mothers experiencing severe childbirth complications.

Through support to neonatal care services at Amai Community Hospital, STM is helping improve survival chances for premature and critically ill newborns.

Women's savings groups supported by STM are helping families prepare for childbirth, respond to emergencies, and improve maternal and newborn health outcomes.
MPHL alumnus Peter Olet’s “One Chicken per Household” initiative demonstrates how local leadership can mobilize communities and resources to strengthen maternal health services and save lives.
We believe that lasting improvements in maternal and newborn health require collaboration across sectors and disciplines.
Together, these approaches create stronger systems, healthier communities, and better outcomes for mothers and newborns.
Whether you are a health professional, student, donor, institution, or development partner, you can be part of the efforts to improve maternal and newborn health.
Save the Mothers promotes maternal health in the developing world through education, public awareness and advocacy. Based in Uganda and North America, Save The Mothers is part of a global movement to improve the health of mothers and babies