IBOM Open Maternity (IOM) Project
Bridging the gap in maternal healthcare access across Akwa Ibom State through innovative community-based initiatives and health system strengthening.
Project Overview
The IBOM Open Maternity Project is a strategic initiative designed to improve maternal health outcomes across Akwa Ibom State. Through collaborative partnerships with government, community organizations, and healthcare facilities, we've implemented comprehensive strategies to address maternal mortality and morbidity.
Our approach combines community education, healthcare worker training, facility strengthening, and emergency referral support to ensure every pregnant woman has access to quality maternal healthcare services.
Community Impact
Our maternal healthcare initiatives have transformed lives across Akwa Ibom State. We've established strong partnerships with government health facilities and community organizations to ensure sustainable impact.
From training healthcare workers to conducting community awareness programs, every intervention is designed with community input and tailored to local needs for maximum effectiveness and cultural appropriateness.
Key Components
1.Community Health Education
Comprehensive education programs on maternal health, antenatal care, safe delivery, and postnatal care for women and their families.
2.Healthcare Worker Training
Capacity building programs for health workers including midwives, nurses, and community health volunteers on evidence-based maternal care.
3.Facility Strengthening
Support for healthcare facilities to improve maternal and newborn care services through equipment, supplies, and infrastructure improvements.
4.Emergency Referral Support
Establishment of functional referral pathways and transport support for pregnant women requiring emergency obstetric care.
Impact Achieved
8000+
Pregnant Women Reached
50+
Safe Deliveries Supported
500+
Health Workers Trained
10+
Facilities Strengthened