One might ask what is the source of inspiration to keep working hard asking US donors to help create a sustainable charity fund in every Uganda clinic? Young Justine recently died in a Kyotera Uganda village struggling to give birth as she sought the assistance of a traditional birth assistant. Justine was too poor…
A 22 year old Uganda mother and baby died in childbirth in a Kyotera village where the MAAPFoundation hopes to work. She died unable to arrange $21 for maternity clinic fees so she chose a traditional birth attendant for less than $5.00. She bled to death. Her coffin costs $21.00. How sad but motivating…
From our visit to a potential clinic in Uganda asking for our assistance: Our rep in the center of photo writes: “On a sad note, that very day I went to do the site visit, there was a burial of a young mother aged 22 who had died while giving birth. The priest mentioned that…
The MAAPFoundation is for 10 years focused on liberty for mothers and babies as we pursue their right to essential healthcare. We are in solidarity with other global organizations that share the same values. I believe that all the people who accompany our projects are convinced of the importance of cultivating an altruistic state of…
Since 2013 the US based MAAPFoundation has focused attention to the struggles of Uganda’s mom and baby access to urgently needed health care.. Study after study in Uganda and WHO point to the difficulties rural moms in particular encounter during pregnancy and experience after delivery. Great numbers of impoverished mothers in particular are underserved and…
A social enterprise or social business is defined as a business with specific social objectives that serve its primary purpose. Social enterprises seek to maximize profits while maximizing benefits to society and the environment, and the profits are principally used to fund social programs. The MAAP Foundation establishes small agribusiness farm enterprises while partnering being…
I spent many fearsome nights with mosquitoes infested with malaria in my 4 trips to Uganda. With meds I survived. My mission is for moms and babies too poor to find medicine. Will I return this year? ❤️
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Profits from the MAAPFoundation sponsored poultry farm in Uganda provide, “mama kids” for pregnant mothers . In Uganda, women have to purchase and bring birthing and medical supplies as basic as gloves and a razor blade if they want to give birth in a hospital. For women living in extreme poverty, far from a…