NURTURING MOTHERS. NOURISHING BABIES
The world without a female is incomplete. A female is incomplete until she becomes a mother. The greatest transformation occurs in the life of a female when she undergoes a traumatic phase which is painful indeed, but that phase is a blessing in disguise. She becomes a mother, and her agony turns into pleasure, and her whole world takes the shape of a golden bubble. She enters into a merry-making state. That narrates the entire journey of Mothersfirst. It is solely envisaged to support vulnerable mothers by providing health, routine checkups during pregnancy and much more. Mothersfirst's existence is not possible without its major stakeholders. It aims to end malnutrition amongst expectant women in the first place in the impoverished countries like Congo, India, and Somaliland.
Join Mothers First’s Hundred Heartbeat Campaign and help provide vital maternal nutrition support for pregnant women and their babies in the Congo.
With just €10 a month, you can become one of 100 caring supporters helping to create reliable, life-changing funding for the maternal nutrition programme at Nzulo Health Centre. Together, our monthly gifts can give mothers a healthier pregnancy and babies a stronger start in life.
What You Receive as a Supporter
1. Membership Certificate
Receive a personalised certificate recognising your support.
2. Project Newsletter
Get regular updates on the East Africa expansion and its progress.
3. Monthly Planning Calls
Join monthly calls to hear updates and share ideas.
4. Community Forum
Connect with other supporters and follow the project's journey.
Let us ignite the lamp of humanity by taking a pledge to help and support undernourished expectant mothers by treating it in the first place by providing enough supplements through lending a helping hand.
The extraordinary journey behind Motherfirst's existence
In this Interview in 2012 Founder of Mothers First retells the extraordinary and heart warming story of how Mothers First was founded and its ability to adapt and change.
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Helicopter view of the pilot programme in the Democratic Republic of Congo