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Reproductive health rights and maternal health care for women and girls. This NGO was established in August 2013.

Its focus include reproductive health, immunization, health system strengthening, research and advocacy.

01/01/2026

A new year brings renewed hope, stronger partnerships, and continued dedication to improving maternal health outcomes. Happy New Year.

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25/12/2025

🎄✨ This Christmas, we celebrate love, compassion, and the power of giving.
At , we remain committed to bringing hope, care, and brighter opportunities to those who need it most. May the joy of the season fill every heart and home.

Merry Christmas from all of us! ❤️

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08/12/2025

Your life matters every mother deserves dignity, respect and safe care. If the hospital staff neglect you, delay care, or treat you badly, you have the right to speak up and ask for a second opinion or transfer. In 2023 alone, over 260,000 women died worldwide from pregnancy or childbirth complications many deaths were preventable with proper care.

Don’t stay silent. If something feels wrong too much delay, rude treatment, or lack of attention ask to see another doctor, request a referral to a better facility, involve your birth partner or a trusted family member, or call a maternal health advocate. Your voice can save your life.

01/12/2025

Digital spaces should be safe for everyone. Online abuse, harassment, and intimidation have no place in our world.

Let’s speak out, report abuse, and stand with survivors. Together, we can build a digital environment rooted in respect, dignity, and equality. Take action to end digital violence today.

26/11/2025

As we mark the 16 Days of Activism Against Gender-Based Violence, we renew our commitment to creating a world where every woman can access safe maternal health care and every girl can grow, learn, and dream without fear.

Violence whether physical, emotional, or systemic threatens the wellbeing of mothers and steals the future of the girl child.

This period reminds us that protecting women’s health and safeguarding girls’ rights is not optional; it is essential for building stronger families and resilient communities.
Together, let us amplify their voices, challenge harmful norms, and stand united to ensure that no woman or girl is left behind.”

24/11/2025

Children learn by watching us.

Parents should avoid dressing in front of their kids to teach boundaries and help protect them from sexual abuse. Small actions at home can make a big difference in keeping our children safe. ♥️

19/11/2025

Today, we celebrate the men who stand beside mothers -supporting, protecting, and uplifting their families with love and strength.

17/11/2025

Let’s clear the myth: your va**na does NOT disappear during menopause.
What really happens is hormonal changes that affect the va**nal tissues — and they’re all manageable.
Watch this video to understand the truth. 💛
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07/11/2025

Iron deficiency during pregnancy is more common than many think.
Feeling unusually tired, dizzy, or pale? These could be signs your body needs more iron. Don’t ignore the symptoms - speak with your healthcare provider early.
A healthy mother means a healthy baby. ❤️
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03/11/2025

Ever wondered why your baby stays awake all night but sleeps peacefully during the day? 😴🌞

Newborns are still learning the difference between day and night. Their internal clock called the circadian rhythm — hasn’t fully developed yet, so they sleep in short bursts around the clock.

Parents can help babies adjust by:
🔻Keeping daytime bright and lively - open the curtains, play, and talk to your baby.
🔺Making nighttime calm and quiet - dim the lights, lower your voice, and avoid too much stimulation.

With consistency, babies gradually learn when it’s time to play and when it’s time to rest. 💕

31/10/2025

No woman should die while giving life.
Preparing your blood bank before birth isn’t fear, it’s safety, wisdom, and love for yourself and your baby.

In Nigeria where postpartum haemorrhage remains the leading cause of maternal death and the country records almost 75,000 maternal deaths per year every drop of prepared blood can make the difference. 🩸

24/10/2025

Did you know? Babies start hearing sounds from the womb as early as 18 weeks!

Exposing them to calm, healthy sounds — like soft music, gentle talking, or soothing tones — helps in brain development, emotional bonding, and early language recognition. 💞

Let’s nurture them with love and positivity, right from the very beginning. ✨
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UI, Brains & Hammers Galadimawa Abuja
Wuse
900107

Telephone

+2348063557893

Website

https://digitalsolutions4maternalhealth.org/about-us/

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