Expectant mothers, neonates and children below the age of 5 years make up a population that is the most vulnerable to infectious diseases such as diarrhea, respiratory ailments like pneumonia and tuberculosis, malaria and HIV. This is explained by recent historical data on morbidity and mortality rates that are attached to ULISO’s host communities. It is for this reason that we have given specific focus on maternal and child health.
Every child deserves a healthy start - Join our mission to reduce under-5 mortality
We aim to reduce infant and child mortality via the IMCI program, focused on training health workers in integrated management of childhood illnesses.
We also promote community health practices to ensure quality care and healthy growth for children under five.
Maternal care is a fundamental right - Help us ensure safe pregnancies
We ensure skilled pregnancy monitoring to prevent maternal, perinatal, and newborn deaths and complications.
We ensure skilled care during childbirth to reduce maternal and newborn mortality and complications.
We ensure skilled postnatal care is provided to further reduce maternal and child mortality and complications.