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The Orange Rose is a symbol of maternal health and is a powerful reminder that safer motherhood is possible. It represents a beautiful, vibrant and strong life, like that of a mother who has been supported through pregnancy and childbirth. Pass the #OrangeRose to make pregnancy and childbirth safer for every mother, everywhere.

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With your support, we are helping mothers around the world access essential maternity care.

In some parts of the world, women have to walk an average of 8 miles to reach the nearest public health facility, even during labor. You can help mothers reach the maternity care they need with improved access to transportation.

Mothers who are able to reach a clinic, may find there is no healthcare provider to care for them. You can support the training of skilled birth attendants who will provide quality care for thousands of mothers and their babies.

Clinics staffed with skilled birth attendants often lack basic and lifesaving supplies. You can help us equip healthcare workers and facilities with electricity and critical medical supplies.

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Northern Tanzania

Lifetime risk of maternal death: 1 in 45
Lives impacted with your help: 37,400

Tanzania suffers from a shortage of trained healthcare workers. Many clinics often lack reliable electricity and other supplies needed to provide quality maternity care. With our partners on the ground, we are bringing solar powered electricity to rural clinics and providing comprehensive pregnancy care, patient education and healthcare worker training.

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Central Haiti

Lifetime risk of maternal death: 1 in 90
Lives impacted with your help: 58,874

75% of mothers in Haiti give birth at home without a skilled birth attendant or access to emergency obstetric care. We support a rural community birth center and work with partners on the ground to train skilled birth attendants and educate existing healthcare providers.

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Kabarole, Kamwenge
& Kyenjojo Districts, Uganda

Lifetime risk of maternal death: 1 in 47
Lives impacted with your help: 179,421

Women in rural Uganda have to travel an average of 8 miles to reach the nearest public health facility and often do so on foot. Our work provides transportation vouchers to pregnant women, enabling them to get to a clinic for the full course of prenatal care, safe delivery, and a follow-up visit.

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