WHO WE'RE
- Midwifery Healthcare professional association
- Private Midwives Voice
WHAT WE DO
- integrated RMNCHA services to
- Advocacy for members' services
Ensuring maternal and child health services are received in hard to reach areas. Midwife Molly Eriki who owns a clinic at Mulondo Landing site, received vaccination fridge from Serere District Health Team. promoting "PPP"
Supporting #breastfeeding has short- and long-term impact on planetary health. It is an urgent imperative and we must intensify the conversations, call for more robust research and engage all relevant sectors to take action.
#WBW2020 matters now more than ever!
@WHO@UNICEF
Breast milk is the most uniquely, tailored,safest,healthiest and best source of food and water for babies from the moment of birth and for the first six months of life.
@WABW2020
@worldbreastfeeding week2020
@breastfeeding
@supportbreastfeedingforhealthierplanet
What are the links between #breastfeeding and planetary health? How can we create a sustainable solution for the planet & its people?
Join the #WBW2020 Ask Me Anything session on Facebook (August 3 & 4) to get input from experts:
https://t.co/HSkIwCHIU0
#DYK Breastfeeding produces:
0️⃣ zero waste 🍼
0️⃣ zero greenhouse gases 💨 and has
0️⃣ zero water footprint 🌊
Learn more about how breastfeeding supports a more sustainable 🌏👇
🤱🏿Pregnant women, mothers and health workers have many questions and concerns about whether it is safe for mothers with confirmed or suspected #COVID19 to be close to and breastfeed their babies during the pandemic.
More info 👉🏿 https://t.co/rm9FvnJYvh
#WorldBreastFeedingWeek
From the earliest moments of a child’s life, #breastfeeding can mean the difference between life and death.
Babies who are not breastfed are 14 times more likely to die than babies who are exclusively breastfed.
🤱🏾 https://t.co/H1mCebBNZR
#WorldBreastfeedingWeek
Breastfeed to protect your 👶 from getting sick & for their healthy growth & development.
Breastfeeding is effective against infectious diseases because it strengthens the immune system by transferring antibodies from you.
#WorldBreastfeedingWeek
Babies should be fed nothing but breast milk for their first 6 months, after which they should continue #breastfeeding and eating other nutritious and safe foods until 2 years of age or beyond.
🤱🏻 https://t.co/H1mCebkcBh
#WorldBreastfeedingWeek
Its #breastfeedingweek! @WHO supports breastfeeding for a healthier planet. We recommend breastfeeding for the first 6 months of life, with continued #breastfeeding & complementary foods up to 2 years of age or beyond.
#Breastfeeding contributes positively towards planetary health – it's sustainable, ecological and good for human health. This #WBW2020, we need to support breastfeeding for a healthier planet! We call on #midwives everywhere to advance this narrative with women + communities.