Funding maternal care inJAFPP clinics

Providing free health care for about 200 pregnant women who are poor, marginalized, refugee and not covered by health insurance, by finding funding that covers the cost of our association expenses for this care instead of them, which will encourage them to come to clinics and receive the required care in terms of the health of the mother, fetus and newborns instead of neglecting that because of Their financial inability

Anemia is more common in women than in children in Jordan, as 43 percent of people between the ages of 15 and 49 have anemia most of them are mothers. It has been observed that anemia is relatively high among women at all levels of education and family well-being,

Where through this funding, blood strength, blood sugar and urine will be examined, pregnancy will be examined by the ultrasound, and the pregnant woman will be provided with the necessary vitamins, as well as a preliminary examination of the newborn in terms of weight and height and provision of breastfeeding advice.
We expect this to include around 200 women in one year

Providing free health care for about 200pregnant women who are poor, marginalized, refugee and not covered by health insurance, by finding funding that covers the cost of our association expenses for this care instead of them, which will encourage them to come to clinics and receive the required care in terms of the health of the mother, fetus and newborns instead of neglecting that because of Their financial inability

Poor, marginalized and refugee pregnant women will be reached through social researchers, guidance and advice will be provided to them and they are encouraged to visit the 17 clinics and provide them with a free coupon to receive services after obtaining approval from you to fund this, and then record the preparation and prepare reports to measure achievement