Toyin Saraki - Wellbeing Africa Foundation
- Author:
- AllAfrica
- Publisher:
- AllAfrica
- Publication Date:
- 8 May 2014
- Tags:
- Africa, Children and Youth, Health and Medicine, Pregnancy and Childbirth, Women and Gender
Toyin Saraki is founder and president of the Wellbeing Foundation Africa, a pan-African maternal health and wellbeing charity. Here, she talks with AllAfrica about saving infants, African innovation, and empowering mothers.
Mothers' Breasts Are Best
- Global Breastfeeding Initiative Workshop
- Toyin Saraki Honored for Outstanding Contribution to Global Health
- Linking Silos - What You Didn't Hear About UNGA
- Women Leaders Forum – Using the Power of Youth to Create Transformational Impact
- Experts Outline Benefits of Exclusive Breastfeeding, Call for Proper Positioning
- Sustaining the Practice of Breastfeeding
- Breastfeeding!
Child Mortality Declines in Africa
- Eastern, Southern Africa Lead the World in Cutting Child Deaths - Unicef
- New Data Shows Global Reduction in Child Mortality
- Fighting Child Mortality Around the World
- Fewer Infant Deaths in a Rural Hospital
- Govt Makes Great Stride in Reducing Child Mortality
- Achieving MDGs in Ghana, Traditional Birth Attendants to Fade Out?
- UN - Global Child Deaths Down By Almost Half Since 1990
- UN - Child Mortality Rate Reduced By Half
- UNICEF - Ethiopia Set to Achieve MDG Four
- U.S. $5 Million Earmarked for Fighting Tuberculosis and Child Mortality Rate
- World Saved Some 90 Million Children but Likely to Miss Global Target, UN Agency Reports
Antenatal Care to Reduce Deaths
- Better Antenatal Care Could Save Hundreds in South Africa - Report
- Connecting Pregnant Women to Vital Information
- Pregnant Girls Have a Right to Be in School
- Family Disowns Teen Mother
- Do a Third of SA Women Have a Baby By 19?
- New Health-e Teen Pregnancy Documentary Airs Thursday
- Govt Unveils Lifelong ARVs for Pregnant Women
- Report - South Africa's 2012 National Antenatal HIV Survey
- U.S.-Sponsored Momconnect APP Provides Free Antenatal Information
- Huge Herpes Infections in Women With HIV
