Care for Mummy & Me

Malaria takes life of a child every minute. It doesn't have to be this way, with determination we can end malaria.

Enhancing cervical cancer prevention in Nigeria Abuja ‒ Adenike Olayemi says Nigeria’s cervical cancer screening programme saved her life: “I cannot imagine what could have happened if I had not done the screening and gone for treatment.” Olayemi, 43, who lives in Ondo State, was among 667 women who tested positive for the human papilloma...

Let’s talk about it: 1 in 3 women and girls experience violence in their lifetime.

We can all do our part to support victims, starting by speaking out and sending a clear message: ‘You are NOT alone'.

The longer you stay away from to***co, the healthier you get ⬇️

FACT:
Children and young people need to be able to learn about their rights and what is and isn’t acceptable behaviour.

S*x education programmes can help them:
✋🏼 Recognize abuse
✋🏼 Stop abuse
✋🏼 Find help if they need it

Timely diagnosis saves lives. Take a second look 👀 at your breasts.⁣ If you notice changes to your breasts, such as a lump, pitting of the skin or pain, go and see a health practitioner for a check-up. ⁣
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Most breast lumps are not cancerous. Those that are, can be more effectively treated if identified early.

✅ Check your breasts ⁣
✅ Get screened regularly ⁣
✅ See your doctor ⁣
✅ Get your annual mammogram done

Let’s make breastfeeding and work, work!

Moms need at least 18 weeks paid maternity leave – preferably six months or more – with their job security protected by law.

Millions of people around the world 🌎lack access to treatments due to:

✅High costs
✅Social stigma
✅limited availability of services