Maternal and Child Health Empowerment is at the heart of a new Rotary Club Ikeja-Alausa initiative aimed at reducing mother and child mortality

Maternal and Child Health Empowerment has become the central mission for Rotary Club Ikeja-Alausa as it joins forces with Rotary International to combat the global crisis of maternal and child mortality.

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Held at the Onigbogbo Primary Healthcare Centre, this sensitisation and empowerment initiative is designed to educate, inform, and support pregnant women, nursing mothers, and caregivers — the true handlers of the next generation.

The project champions sustainability and health literacy, calling on communities to #TakeAction and support vulnerable mothers and newborns.

Rotary’s leadership believes that empowering caregivers through awareness and education is the first step to breaking the cycle of preventable deaths.