Our mission:

To save the lives of women and children, one birth at a time. And to train every family and student to understand how to help to give a safe and health birth in Tibet.

Hold on Together

Saving the lives of Tibetan women and their children is of utmost urgency for the survival of the Tibetan people and culture. Improving maternal health and reducing child mortality by train doctors as a Skilled Birth Attendants, and to train family members and community members.

The Tibetan society is one of the few in the world where there is no tradition of trained birth attendants. Poor nutrition, lack of trained health personnel, long travel distances, and limited access to emergency care place. Tibetan women and infants at high risk of birth-related deaths. The vast majority of births take place at high altitude, in a cold environment, and without access to electricity or health care. More than 60% to 80% of Tibetan women give birth at home. Most babies are delivered with the help only of the mother or the mother-in-law whose sole assistance is the cutting of the cord. Amazingly, many Tibetan women deliver their
babies completely on their own.

 

  
       
 

 

   Working for Mother and Children in remote area is very meaningful for us; we can express all our knowledge to remote people, who are lacking of health awareness. Conduct activities of the birth attendant training to remote health workers, who can save many mother and children.

Promote maternal-child healthcare in order to train childbearing and pregnant women. Especially to train local trainers to sustainability the localization of the health awareness even the project is end. Our activities played an important role in reducing of the maternal and newborn motilities and mobility. These meaningful things give us more courage to carry out the maternal-child healthcare project further even facing many difficulties. When we see many happy faces and healthy women and new born in remote area, we can found out we are doing the most meaningful things.

So far, 788 women and babies were saved by our skilled birth attendant students with using those equipment and training, which provided by our program, and also they referred many high risk pregnant women to the higher level hospital in time. Since we delivered the trainings in maternal-child healthcare in Medrogonga County and Duilong County, we trained 97 village Doctors and provided them with 97 birth appliances. The birth appliances have been used in the communities and helped the reduction of maternal and child motilities and motilities.