
Antenatal Care & Baby Essentials
We help underprivileged mothers access skilled care throughout pregnancy by covering antenatal registration fees and providing essential baby items to help them prepare for their babies’ arrival
Learn moreNurturing moms to be
We help underprivileged expectant mothers in Zimbabwe access antenatal care, counselling and the essentials their babies need — and we equip them with skills for a brighter future.

Mother's Comfort was founded on a simple conviction: no woman should lose her life, or her child's, for want of care that already exists.
We pay antenatal registration fees, provide counselling, prepare mothers with baby essentials, and train them in skills that let them provide for their families long after the birth.
About Mother’s ComfortDid You Know?
1 in 5
Births in Zimbabwe took place at home rather than in a health facility
Source: Zimbabwe Demographic and Health Survey, 2017
Every 2 minutes
A woman dies from complications related to pregnancy or childbirth worldwide
Source: World Health Organization
$25
registers one expectant mother for antenatal care at a local polyclinic
What we do
We support mothers with the care they need for a safe pregnancy and birth, then help them build an income and a more secure future for themselves and their children

We help underprivileged mothers access skilled care throughout pregnancy by covering antenatal registration fees and providing essential baby items to help them prepare for their babies’ arrival
Learn more
Every mother deserves to feel supported during pregnancy. We provide counselling to underprivileged pregnant women to support their emotional wellbeing and help them prepare for motherhood
Learn moreWhen women have the skills and opportunities to earn an income, they can build more secure futures for themselves and their families.
Learn moreA Mother's Story
Every woman has a story. These are theirs, in their own words.

Diana Nyasha Jose · Founder of Mother's Comfort
Becoming a mom was life transforming for me. My own birth experience took me on a deeply personal journey and ultimately inspired me to focus on underprivileged pregnant women.
Read her storyAnonymous
Although seeking care at a health facility went against the religious practices I had always followed, I had to make a choice because I knew that my life and my baby’s life could be at risk.
Read her storyOur Volunteer · Volunteer
It was not that I did not want antenatal care. I simply could not afford it
Read her storyEvery $25 can help cover antenatal registration for an expectant mother at a local polyclinic.