Mommity was built for the mothers that health systems find hardest to reach: women in crisis-affected communities, far from a facility, or cut off from one for days at a time. Reaching them is not something an app does alone. It takes the hospitals, health units, community programmes and funders already doing this work.
Who we work with
- Hospitals and health units that want to stay in contact with mothers between antenatal visits.
- NGOs and humanitarian programmes delivering maternal and newborn health in hard-to-reach areas.
- Community health workers and midwives who want a consistent, plain-language resource to share.
- Public health bodies and researchers working to understand and reduce maternal deaths.
- Funders looking to support maternal health innovation built where it is used.
What a partnership can look like
- Introducing Mommity to the mothers you serve, at antenatal clinics and in the community.
- Reviewing and localising health content for your setting and languages.
- Piloting Mommity in a district or programme and learning from the results together.
Start a conversation
Tell us who you are, where you work and the women you serve. Write to us through the contact page and someone from the team in Bamenda will reply.