Every Womb Is a Story. Every Mother Deserves Care.
Empowering women through maternal health education, compassionate support and community engagement. Because every pregnancy deserves attention, every birth deserves care and every mother deserves to be supported.
PregnancyBirthPostpartumMotherhood
- Stage one
Pregnancy
Antenatal care, nutrition and knowing the warning signs.
Pregnancy guides → - Stage two
Birth
Preparing for labour and understanding what to expect.
Labour and childbirth → - Stage three
Postpartum
Recovery, breastfeeding and emotional wellbeing after birth.
Postpartum care → - Stage four
Motherhood
Newborn care and a community that walks with you.
Newborn care →
- Stages of the journey we support
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- Resource Centre topics
- 9
- Areas of focus
- 6
- Ways to get involved
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A home for maternal health knowledge, conversation and community.
Maternal Care Hub is a maternal health education, awareness and community-support initiative. We publish trustworthy resources, host honest conversations on our podcast and take maternal health education into communities.
We are not a hospital or medical practice. We help women and families understand their health, prepare for each stage and connect with appropriate healthcare support.
Our story
Dr. Esther Chidinma Mozie
Founder and Owner of Maternal Care Hub.
Dr. Esther Chidinma Mozie founded Maternal Care Hub to make maternal health education easier to find, easier to understand and closer to the women and communities who need it.
“Every womb is a story, and every story deserves care.”The belief behind Maternal Care Hub
To build a modern, accessible and trusted digital maternal health platform that empowers women and families with relevant information, educational resources and connections to appropriate healthcare support.
To make maternal health education more accessible through technology, content, professional collaboration and community engagement.
Six ways we care for mothers and communities.
From the information a woman reads at midnight to the workshop in her community, each area works toward safer, better-supported motherhood.
Maternal Health Education
Clear, trustworthy information for every stage, from planning a pregnancy to life after birth.
Learn more →Community Maternal Health Outreach
Taking maternal health conversations into communities, workshops and birthing centres.
Learn more →Digital Maternal Health Resources
Articles, guides and podcast conversations that women can return to at any time.
Learn more →Telemedicine and Healthcare Connections
A planned bridge between women and appropriate healthcare support.
PlannedMidwife Education and Professional Collaboration
Working with midwives, nurses and doctors to share knowledge and strengthen maternal care.
Learn more →Safe Motherhood Advocacy
Raising awareness so every pregnancy gets attention and every birth gets care.
Learn more →
Read, learn and ask better questions.
Practical guides written in plain language and reviewed by healthcare professionals before publication.
All resourcesYour first antenatal visit: what to expect and what to ask
Why it helps to book early, what usually happens at the first appointment, and the questions worth bringing with you.
Pregnancy warning signs: when to get help straight away
Most pregnancies go well, but some symptoms need urgent medical attention. Knowing them can protect you and your baby.
The first six weeks after birth: caring for yourself, too
After birth, attention turns to the baby. Your recovery matters just as much. Here is what to expect and when to seek help.
Is a Story
Real conversations about pregnancy, birth and motherhood.
Health professionals, midwives and mothers in honest conversation. The first episodes are in production. Have a topic you want us to cover, or a story to share as a guest?
Taking care beyond the screen.
Maternal health education works best close to home. Our outreach brings it to communities, workshops and birthing centres.
Our community workCommunity workshops
Interactive sessions on pregnancy, birth preparation and postpartum care.
Awareness campaigns
Campaigns that encourage early antenatal care and help families recognise warning signs.
Birthing-centre engagement
Working alongside birthing centres and the professionals who serve mothers every day.
Programme reports and photographs will appear here as activities take place. We only publish real activities, with consent from everyone pictured.
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Book an education session, a community talk or a meeting with our team. Send us a message and we will confirm a time with you.