Empower Women - Save Babies! - Toyin Saraki
- Author:
- AllAfrica
- Publisher:
- AllAfrica
- Publication Date:
- 21 May 2014
- Tags:
- Africa, Nigeria, Health and Medicine, Women and Gender
Toyin Saraki of Nigeria is founder and president of the Wellbeing Foundation Africa, a pan-African maternal and child health and wellbeing charity. She talks with AllAfrica about saving infants on their most dangerous day - their birth - and about how empowered mothers, supportive families and innovations by African health professionals are saving lives and, with support and encouragement, can do much more.
Focus on Saving Newborn Lives
- 'No Child Anywhere in the World Should be Born to Die'
- Quality Care At Birth Could Save Nearly 3 Million Children - UN-Backed Study
- New Figures on Global Newborn Deaths, Stillbirths Reveal 5.5 million 'Invisible' Deaths
- 'No Excuse' for Newborn Death Rate
- 'We Can Save Newborns' - Melinda Gates
- 'Insist to the World that Every Baby Born Will be a Promise Kept'
- VIDEO: Turning Grief into Action to Save Babies - Toyin Saraki
Working to Ensure Mother and Child Survival
- VIDEO: AllAfrica Interview with Toyin Saraki
- 'It's the Turn of the African Woman'
- Report Finds Uneven Progress in Expanding Pregnancy and Delivery Care
- Toyin Saraki's Trust in Kwarans' Wellbeing
- How Toyin Saraki Saved the Last of the Chukwukaelo Quadruplets
- Female African Leaders Make Pledge At Inaugural African Women's Conference Following the Inspirational Words of Graca Machel
- VIDEO: Women 'Pivotal' To Nigeria's Growth
