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Every 2 minutes a woman dies in childbirth.
Every mother deserves a safe birth.
Every newborn deserves a healthy start.

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At GYNOCARE, we are committed to reducing maternal and neonatal mortality across suburban Africa.

Our work empowers frontline midwives with the training, education, and support they need to safely guide mothers through childbirth. We also ensure access to life-saving medications and essential maternal care where it's needed most.

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Your donation directly supports:

Training workshops equipping local midwives

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Delivering emergency obstetric care

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Supplying life-saving medications and equipment

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Strengthening healthcare systems in underserved communities

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Together, we can champion
the dignity and safety of every birth.

Your gift makes a difference

  • £100

    Provides a safe birth kit for one mother

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  • £250

    Trains a midwife to manage birth complications

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  • £500 

    Stocks a rural clinic with essential medicines

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  • Custom Amount

    Every contribution saves lives

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Give Now. Empower Midwives. Save Mothers and Babies.

Your generosity helps us build a future where no mother or newborn dies from preventable causes. Thank you for standing with us in this life-saving mission.

Questions? Find Answers Here

  • Gynocare is dedicated to reducing maternal and neonatal mortality across Sub‑Saharan Africa. We do this by empowering frontline midwives through education, training, and support, and ensuring that women and newborns have access to life‑saving medications and essential care. Our broader aim is to strengthen local healthcare systems and uphold the dignity and safety of every birth.

  • Yes. Gynocare is registered as a charity in the UK (England & Wales / Scotland / UK as appropriate). We comply with all relevant UK charity law, financial reporting, and governance requirements. (We also maintain partnerships / local registration in the countries we serve, as needed.)

  • Gynocare was founded by Sade Oluwalemi, who saw that, despite progress, many women and babies in Sub‑Saharan Africa continue to suffer and die from preventable complications of pregnancy and childbirth. She launched Gynocare to make a sustainable difference by training midwives and strengthening local systems, rather than just supplying short‐term aid.

  • Donations are used to support several key areas:

    1. Training and continuous education for midwives and frontline birth attendants.

    2. Procuring and distributing essential medicines, equipment, and supplies for maternal and neonatal care.

    3. Supporting supervision, mentorship, and support systems for midwives, to ensure quality of care.

    4. Strengthening health system components — e.g. improving supply chains, improving facilities where feasible, supporting data collection and monitoring.

    5. Administration, monitoring & evaluation, and ensuring accountability / impact reporting.

  • You can support Gynocare by:

    1. Making a one‑off or recurring financial donation through our UK donation portal / bank account.

    2. Sponsoring specific projects (for example, a training workshop, or provision of a supply kit).

    3. Donating medical supplies or equipment (if we have current needs and can safely ship).

    4. Volunteering your time or expertise (e.g. as a trainer, mentor, fundraiser).

    5. Raising awareness, advocating for maternal care, or partnering with local organisations.

  • Our focus is on front‐line midwives — those at birth, in rural and suburban settings — not only on hospitals.

    1. Emphasis on education + mentorship so improvements are sustainable.

    2. Ensuring access to life‑saving medicines and essential care, not just training or advocacy.

    3. Working in partnership with local health systems to strengthen them, rather than substituting them.

    4. Strong commitment to dignity, safety, and respectful care for mothers and newborns.

  • We help:

    1. Pregnant women, mothers, and newborns in Sub‑Saharan African communities, particularly underserved suburban and rural areas.

    2. Front‑line midwives and birth attendants, by giving them the training, tools, and support they need to safely manage childbirth and neonatal complications.

    3. Local health systems and clinics by strengthening infrastructure for maternal and neonatal care.
      We help by training, providing essential supplies, supporting ongoing supervision, monitoring outcomes, and advocating for respectful and safe birth practices.

  • Yes. There are several ways to be involved:

    1. As a trainer or mentor, if you have clinical, public health, or educational expertise.

    2. Helping with fundraising, communications, or awareness campaigns.

    3. Assisting in sourcing, procuring or donating medical supplies.

    4. Supporting monitoring, evaluation, or research efforts.

    5. Organizing local events or partnerships in your network to support Gynocare’s mission.

  • Gynocare is headquartered in the UK. Our mission is to serve all nations in need starting with a few select communities in Ghana & Liberia,  focusing especially on suburban or rural areas where maternal & neonatal outcomes are poorest. We work with local clinics, health ministries, and communities in those regions.

  • We publish regular impact reports / newsletters which people can sign up for via our website.

    1. Follow us on social media where we share stories from the field, updates on programs, and successes.

    2. Attend or host local / regional events or webinars we run.

    3. Contact us directly — we welcome feedback, questions, and engagement from supporters.