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Read More"I was scared my family wouldn't accept me": Innocent's story
Innocent, a 15 year old Ugandan girl, felt alone and frightened when she discovered she was pregnant. Her local women's group was there to give her vital support - thanks to your kind donations.
Read MoreRuth's Story: “We discuss problems and deal with them"
Thanks to supporters like you, women in Malawi have come together as a community to solve the health issues they face.
Read MoreLola's run: "Everyone has a right to good healthcare"
Run for Women and Children First, and help mothers and babies survive and thrive. Lola Ornato, a midwife in London, explains why she is running 5k this August.
Read MoreWatch how your support saves lives
Find out more about how, through your donations, Women and Children First works to save the lives of mothers, their babies and children in the world's poorest communities.
Read MoreCommunity Group Action in Nicaragua
Women and Children First CEO Mikey Rosato recently visited groups in the Central American country to provide support and training.
Read MoreMother's Day Appeal Success: How You're Helping Save Lives in Uganda
Thank you so much to all supporters who donated to our Mother’s Day Appeal last month, your donations are already having an impact.
Read More“Honestly, it’s a bit daunting!” The CEO’S Unusual Challenge
This May, Women and Children First’s new CEO, Mikey Rosato, will be taking part in a gruelling sponsored adventure off the coast of Cornwall– the Scilly Swim Challenge.
Read MoreReflections on 10 years by former Chief Executive Ros Davies
"At the end of December 2017 I retired from Women and Children First after more than 10 years of leading this wonderful NGO."
Read MoreNew Three-Year Project in Uganda
We have just started a three-year project in the Oyam District of Uganda. Our goal is to reach 110,000 people in four sub-counties, helping women, adolescent girls and their children.
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