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Maternal health

St John Ambulance CEO, Matt Cannon, Acting Health Secretary, Dr. Paison Dakulala and UNICEF Representative, David Mcloughlin at the signing event.
Press release
14 July 2020
UNICEF, NDoH and St John team up to enhance coverage in maternal, newborn and child health services
Representatives of St John Ambulance, NDoH and UNICEF announce the collaboration at a press conference
Press release
09 June 2020
UNICEF, NDoH and St John Ambulance collaborate to improve ambulance care for maternal emergencies
NASA technology originally designed to save astronauts is now saving mothers
A new born baby in Western Highlands Province
Press release
13 May 2020
As COVID-19 devastates already fragile health systems, over 6,000 additional children under five could die a day, without urgent action
UNICEF launches #Reimagine, a global campaign to prevent the pandemic from becoming a lasting crisis for children
Representative from UNICEF, DFAT Australia, WHPHA and PNG Government standing behind equipement.
Press release
25 August 2019
Essential Medical Equipment donated to WHPHA to improve maternal and newborn care in Western Highlands Province
‘No Mother Should Die Giving Life, Every Child Deserves a Healthy Start’
A sleeping new born baby
Press release
14 July 2019
Improved maternal and newborn care to benefit 10,800 mothers & new-borns in Milne Bay Province
Saving Lives Spreading Smiles
A health worker demonstrates how to apply the anti-shock garment
Press release
14 May 2019
No mother should die while giving life
Launch of Non-pneumatic Anti-Shock garment (NASG) to enhance maternal health care in Papua New Guinea
A mother with her newborn child.
Press release
19 September 2018
33,000 babies and mothers in Western Highlands Province to benefit from improved maternal and newborn care
A newborn baby sleeping in a hospital facility.
Press release
11 September 2018
Saving Lives, Spreading Smiles
150,000 mothers and babies to benefit from improved maternal and newborn care
A mother practices Kangaroo Mother Care (KMC) shortly after giving birth in a hospital.
Article
31 July 2017
Kangaroo Mother Care — a key component of Early Newborn Care
Within minutes of giving birth, a midwife works quickly to prepare Jenny’s new born son for Kangaroo Mother Care (KMC).
Mereth Clenda receiving her first tetanus toxoid shot at the Nazarene Hospital, Jiwaka Province.
Article
20 June 2017
Protecting my unborn child from tetanus
Phain Kumul’s excitement at becoming a grandmother for the first time in a few months’ time is matched by her desire to have a healthy grandchild.