A Tale of Two Births: Transforming Maternal and Newborn Health in Nepal
A look back at how childbirth in Nepal has changed since 2010, from a time of scarce care in remote regions to communities with birthing centers, skilled attendants, and mothers who can seek care close to home.
In the Face of Adversity: Nurse Shrijana's Fight Against Pre-eclampsia
When a young first-time mother arrived at a Sarlahi health center with signs of severe pre-eclampsia, Nurse Shrijana's recent training and a call to an expert helpline made the difference between crisis and a healthy delivery.
The Journey of a nurse in Rural Nepal
For years, Nurse Manju ran a remote birthing center in near-constant fear of a delivery she wasn't prepared for, until hands-on mentorship gave her the skills and confidence to meet those moments without panic.
The Golden Minute - a life Or death situation
In newborn care there's a "Golden Minute," the narrow window to revive a baby who isn't breathing, and this is the story of the night Nurse Rita's training helped her make it count.
Surviving motherhood: Brave mothers and dedicated nurses
Through a five-hour ambulance ride on washed-out monsoon roads, nurse Kripa stayed at Sita's side, guided by a specialist on the phone and the training that told her exactly what to do.
MNH Helpline in Nepal: Enhancing communications between rural health post nurses and top gynecologists
Facing a dangerous delivery she'd never encountered before, nurse Dhanmaya reached a senior gynecologist by phone who guided her, step by step, to bring Sunin and her baby safely through.
