Reproductive Health Nigeria Project #54322

Maternal HealthCare & Family Planning in Nigeria

by Sam Onyemaechi Humanitarian Foundation

Project Report | May 5, 2024
Update on the progress report on

By Akaraonye Samuel ifeanyi | Founder/CEO

We are thrilled to share our quarterly report with you, highlighting the progress made in our Maternal Healthcare and Family Planning project in Nigeria (54322). Your support has been instrumental in empowering women and families to make informed choices about their reproductive health.

_Goals and Objectives_

Our goal is to improve access to quality maternal healthcare and family planning services for marginalized communities in Nigeria. Our objectives include:

- Providing antenatal and postnatal care to expectant and new mothers
- Offering family planning services and counseling
- Training healthcare providers on maternal and child health
- Advocating for policy changes to support reproductive health

_Story of Beneficiaries_

One of our beneficiaries, Aisha, was pregnant and had no access to healthcare. Our mobile clinic provided her with antenatal care, and our trained midwives ensured a safe delivery. Aisha now advocates for maternal healthcare in her community.

_Achievements_

- 52 women received antenatal care
- 75 families accessed family planning services
- 15 healthcare providers were trained
- Partnered with Midwives Nurses to improve healthcare infrastructure

_Challenges_

- Limited resources for mobile clinic expansion
- Cultural barriers to family planning adoption
- Inadequate healthcare infrastructure

_Financial Overview_

- Disbursement from donation through GlobalGiving: $900
- Proceeds from Social Enterprise of the Sam Onyemaechi Humanitarian Foundation: $125
- Total: $1,025

_Expenditure_

- Mobile clinic operations: $400 (39%)
- Family planning services and counseling: $250 (24%)
- Healthcare provider training: $150 (15%)
- Advocacy and partnership development: $100 (10%)
- Administrative costs: $125 (12%)

_Gratitude and Conclusion_

We are grateful for your support, which has enabled us to make a tangible impact in the lives of women and families in Nigeria. Your trust in our organization motivates us to continue our mission. We look forward to sharing our progress with you in the next report.

_Encounter_

We value your partnership and hope you will continue to share our story with your network. Together, we can create a healthier future for mothers and families in Nigeria.

Best regards,
Samonyemaechi Humanitarian

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Jan 8, 2024
Update on the progress report on

By Akaraonye Samuel ifeanyi | Founder/CEO

Here is a quarterly report presented by The Sam Onyemaechi Humanitarian Foundation (SOHF) and Samony Entrepreneurial Ventures LTD (Samony Foods) through SOHF's IMPACT NEXUS

Introduction:

The Sam Onyemaechi Humanitarian Foundation, in collaboration with Samony Entrepreneurial Ventures LTD, is honored to present the quarterly report for our impactful initiative, "Maternal HealthCare & Family Planning in Nigeria (54322)." Driven by SOHF's IMPACT NEXUS, this initiative focuses on improving maternal health and promoting family planning in Nigeria.

Project Successes:

In the past quarter, thanks to the generous support of our donors and partners, we are pleased to report significant successes in advancing maternal healthcare and family planning initiatives. Funds for this project were successfully secured through GlobalGiving and the social enterprise arm, Samony Entrepreneurial Ventures LTD (Samony Foods). These funds have allowed us to implement essential programs aimed at enhancing the well-being of mothers and families in Nigeria.

Specialized Training Initiatives:

A notable highlight of our efforts is the specialized training of nurses and midwives. The Sam Onyemaechi Humanitarian Foundation has invested in equipping a cadre of special nurses and midwives with advanced skills to handle the unique challenges of maternal healthcare and family planning. This strategic initiative ensures that our healthcare providers are well-prepared and capable of delivering high-quality care to women and families in need.

2024 Project Goals:

Our overarching goal for 2024 is to deepen the impact of our maternal healthcare and family planning initiative. We aspire to reach a broader demographic, providing comprehensive maternal health services, education, and family planning resources to empower women and families across Nigeria.

Challenges and Strategic Approach:

While celebrating our successes, we recognize the challenges faced in promoting maternal healthcare and family planning. Sociocultural factors, limited access to healthcare facilities, and awareness gaps present hurdles. To address these challenges, we are strategically enhancing community engagement, expanding partnerships with local healthcare providers, and tailoring our programs to address specific regional needs.

Financial Overview:

Revenue Sources:

Funds for the "Maternal HealthCare & Family Planning in Nigeria" project were sourced through a combination of Disbursement from GlobalGiving and contributions from the social enterprise, Samony Entrepreneurial Ventures LTD (Samony Foods). Diversifying our funding sources ensures financial resilience and enables us to sustain impactful initiatives.

Expenditure Allocation:

Transparent financial management remains a cornerstone of our approach. Funds received have been strategically allocated to support maternal health clinics, educational campaigns, family planning services, and the specialized training of healthcare professionals. This ensures a comprehensive approach to addressing the multifaceted needs of women and families.

INCOME:

- Disbursement from GlobalGiving =$14

- Support from social enterprise Samony Entrepreneurial Ventures LTD(samony Foods)=$287.45

EXPENDITURE BREAKDOWN:

Educational campaigns=$ 87.50

Family planning services=$105.10

Specialized training of healthcare professionals=$95

Total Expenses =$287.6

Balance =$0.39

Need for Social Enterprise Expansion:

Recognizing the long-term sustainability imperative, there is a pressing need to expand our social enterprise, Samony Entrepreneurial Ventures LTD. This expansion will not only contribute to funding our maternal health initiatives but also create a holistic ecosystem that supports women's health, family planning, and community well-being.

Appreciation and Call to Action:

We extend our heartfelt gratitude to our donors and supporters whose commitment to our vision has been instrumental in achieving these milestones. Your contributions are catalysts for positive change, uplifting the health and well-being of mothers and families in Nigeria.

As we continue this journey, we invite ongoing collaboration and support from existing and potential partners. Together, we can amplify the impact of maternal healthcare and family planning, creating a healthier and more empowered society.

Acknowledgment:

A sincere thank you to our donors, supporters, and partners. Your belief in our mission drives the success of these critical initiatives. We look forward to your continued support in the upcoming quarters.

In conclusion, the "Maternal HealthCare & Family Planning in Nigeria" project embodies our commitment to creating a healthier future. Your continued partnership ensures that we can make lasting contributions to the well-being of mothers and families in Nigeria.

Thank you for being champions of positive change and partners in our mission to build a healthier and more empowered community.

Best regards,

Sam Onyemaechi Humanitarian Foundation.

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Jan 7, 2024
Quarterly Report Highlights: Impactful Initiatives

By Samuel AKARAONYE | Founder/CEO

Here is a quarterly report presented by The Sam Onyemaechi Humanitarian Foundation (SOHF) and Samony Entrepreneurial Ventures LTD (Samony Foods) through SOHF's IMPACT NEXUS

Introduction:
The Sam Onyemaechi Humanitarian Foundation, in collaboration with Samony Entrepreneurial Ventures LTD, is honored to present the quarterly report for our impactful initiative, "Maternal HealthCare & Family Planning in Nigeria (54322)." Driven by SOHF's IMPACT NEXUS, this initiative focuses on improving maternal health and promoting family planning in Nigeria.

Project Successes:
In the past quarter, thanks to the generous support of our donors and partners, we are pleased to report significant successes in advancing maternal healthcare and family planning initiatives. Funds for this project were successfully secured through GlobalGiving and the social enterprise arm, Samony Entrepreneurial Ventures LTD (Samony Foods). These funds have allowed us to implement essential programs aimed at enhancing the well-being of mothers and families in Nigeria.

Specialized Training Initiatives:
A notable highlight of our efforts is the specialized training of nurses and midwives. The Sam Onyemaechi Humanitarian Foundation has invested in equipping a cadre of special nurses and midwives with advanced skills to handle the unique challenges of maternal healthcare and family planning. This strategic initiative ensures that our healthcare providers are well-prepared and capable of delivering high-quality care to women and families in need.

2024 Project Goals:
Our overarching goal for 2024 is to deepen the impact of our maternal healthcare and family planning initiative. We aspire to reach a broader demographic, providing comprehensive maternal health services, education, and family planning resources to empower women and families across Nigeria.

Challenges and Strategic Approach:
While celebrating our successes, we recognize the challenges faced in promoting maternal healthcare and family planning. Sociocultural factors, limited access to healthcare facilities, and awareness gaps present hurdles. To address these challenges, we are strategically enhancing community engagement, expanding partnerships with local healthcare providers, and tailoring our programs to address specific regional needs.

Financial Overview:

Revenue Sources:
Funds for the "Maternal HealthCare & Family Planning in Nigeria" project were sourced through a combination of Disbursement from GlobalGiving and contributions from the social enterprise, Samony Entrepreneurial Ventures LTD (Samony Foods). Diversifying our funding sources ensures financial resilience and enables us to sustain impactful initiatives.

Expenditure Allocation:
Transparent financial management remains a cornerstone of our approach. Funds received have been strategically allocated to support maternal health clinics, educational campaigns, family planning services, and the specialized training of healthcare professionals. This ensures a comprehensive approach to addressing the multifaceted needs of women and families.

INCOME:
- Disbursement from GlobalGiving =$14

- Support from social enterprise Samony Entrepreneurial Ventures LTD(samony Foods)=$287.45

EXPENDITURE BREAKDOWN:

Educational campaigns=$ 87.50

Family planning services=$105.10

Specialized training of healthcare professionals=$95

Total Expenses =$287.6

Balance =$0.39

Need for Social Enterprise Expansion:
Recognizing the long-term sustainability imperative, there is a pressing need to expand our social enterprise, Samony Entrepreneurial Ventures LTD. This expansion will not only contribute to funding our maternal health initiatives but also create a holistic ecosystem that supports women's health, family planning, and community well-being.

Appreciation and Call to Action:
We extend our heartfelt gratitude to our donors and supporters whose commitment to our vision has been instrumental in achieving these milestones. Your contributions are catalysts for positive change, uplifting the health and well-being of mothers and families in Nigeria.

Acknowledgment:
A sincere thank you to our donors, supporters, and partners. Your belief in our mission drives the success of these critical initiatives. We look forward to your continued support in the upcoming quarters.

Thank you for being champions of positive change and partners in our mission to build a healthier and more empowered community.

Best regards,

Sam Onyemaechi Humanitarian Foundation.

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