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Our impact

What we have done so far

A look at the mothers and babies we've been able to support — and the reach we still hope to grow.

Mother's Comfort team with a mother at a clinic
With mothers, every step
Baby essentials prepared for a new arrival

Practical support, with dignity

A safer pregnancy starts with access, preparation and someone who cares.

The difference your support makes

These results represent the mothers and families reached through the work so far.

  • 50

    mothers supported with antenatal registration fees

    Antenatal registration fees provided to help women access care at Hatcliffe, Budiriro 1, Mabvuku and Rutsanana Polyclinics.

  • 50

    newborns supported

    Newborn essentials provided to mothers who needed help preparing for their babies’ arrival.

  • 8

    counselling sessions

    Providing mothers with guidance, emotional support and a safe space to navigate pregnancy and motherhood.

  • 25

    women trained

    Practical baking and food-production skills provided to help women explore income-generating opportunities.

Why this work matters

The Wider Need

These context statistics help show why access to care, preparation and practical support matters for mothers and babies.

  • 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

This is only the beginning.

The need extends far beyond the women we have been able to reach. Many mothers across different communities and health facilities still face financial barriers to accessing antenatal care and preparing for their babies. With greater support, Mother’s Comfort can reach more women, more clinics and more communities.

Help us reach more mothers

$25 registers one expectant mother for antenatal care at a local polyclinic.

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