Mothers First
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Mothers First

Take the next step in your journey to make a meaningful impact in communities across Africa.

40 days postpartum
50+ new mothers supported monthly
15 communities across Africa

Why Join This Program?

Mothers First is CARA's flagship postpartum programme, focused on the first 40 days after childbirth. Trained caregivers provide home visits, maternal education, emotional support, and newborn surveillance to promote safe recovery and bonding.

Program Highlights

Home visits during the first 40 days after childbirth
Support for maternal recovery, newborn health, and nutrition
Early surveillance to prevent complications and promote bonding

Requirements

  • New mothers within first week postpartum
  • Willingness to receive home visits
  • Commitment to full 40-day program
  • Access to basic communication for emergency contact
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