As our 20th Anniversary year comes to a close, we can't help but be thankful for YOU, our donors.
What a year we had celebrating our 20th Anniversary and great projects supported by your generous gifts.
Your commitment to Save the Mothers allowed us to:
- Enroll over 50 new students for the Masters Public Health Leadership program
- Celebrate 22 Graduates
- Publish four graduate research papers in medical journals
- Provide two scholarships for students in need
- Upgrade the High Dependency Unit at Tororo Hospital
- Expand the NICU at Amai Hospital
- Host training sessions on neonatal resuscitation
- Instruct the Women Led Seed Fund groups in Manafwa District
- Host the 20th Anniversary Alumni conference with 170 delegates in attendance
- Engage with five dioceses of the Church of Uganda
- Expand Mukono General Hospital NICU
- SAVE THE LIVES OF HUNDREDS OF MOMS AND BABIES!
As we all struggle with the ever changing global crises and challenging economic times here at home, you continue to show your love and compassion for the mothers and babies in East Africa.
When we asked for your support, you always responded in kindness and generosity.
On a recent visit to the Seed Fund ladies in a very remote area of Uganda, they shared a song for all of us and their message to you is this:
"We love you, we really love you, and we will never forget you"!
THANK YOU.
You are making a difference – mortality rates of mothers and babies in East Africa are declining – THANK YOU!
You have the power to further these proven life saving programs.
Your support has taken us part way to ending these tolerated deaths, but we have far to go. Can we count on your help to prevent another baby from dying?
Photos from our 20th Anniversary Gala - May 2025
Save the Mothers is an international, charitable organization equipping African leaders to save the lives of women and babies.
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