Mothers First Health Initiative

Overview:

The Mothers First Health Initiative is ISIR Ghana’s flagship program under its Child and Maternal Health division. It strengthens maternal and child health systems through community-based education, referral coordination, and postpartum support. The project works with local clinics, midwives, and community volunteers to improve antenatal care and ensure safe deliveries in rural and underserved communities.

Goal:

To enhance maternal and child health outcomes through community-led education, early referrals, and continuous postpartum care.

Expected Impact:

Improved maternal and infant survival rates, increased antenatal and postnatal attendance, and stronger community health systems across target districts.

Core Focus Area:

ISIR Ghana drives data-based solutions to improve maternal and child health, focusing on accessibility, equity, and measurable outcomes.

Key Performance Indicators (KPI):

• 20% increase in health data utilization in partner communities by Year 3.
• Reduction in maternal mortality rate in target areas.

Expansion of community-based maternal care networks across regions.