Who We Work With
Partnerships That Strengthen Our Maternal and Newborn Health Initiatives
Who We Work With
AFPNC’s multisectoral model is built on purposeful collaboration. We work with public institutions, scientific and professional bodies, research and academic institutions, civil-society and development organizations, media, parent and patient networks, and international partners that bring complementary expertise, reach and influence to maternal and newborn health.
Stakeholders & Collaborators
Public Sector & Policy Stakeholders
Scientific, Academic & Professional Collaborators
Development Partners, CSOs, Faith & Media Collaborators
Parent, Patient & International Networks
Preterm Family Network
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Preterm Family NetworkPartner With AFPNC
AFPNC welcomes partners who share our commitment to improving maternal and newborn health and strengthening care for babies born preterm, small, or sick and the families who care for them. Partnership can take many forms, from strategic collaboration and research to direct support for families and neonatal services.
Ways to Partner
Corporate & Institutional Partnerships
Strategic, technical or financial collaboration that strengthens AFPNC programs and long-term impact.
Programme & Project Sponsorship
Support priority advocacy, quality-of-care, research, family-support and community initiatives.
NICU Equipment & Infrastructure Support
Contribute equipment, refurbishment or other resources that help improve neonatal care environments.
Purple Basket & Family Support Sponsorship
Invest in AFPNC’s flagship intervention to extend practical mother-and-baby support, health education and family-centered engagement to more health facilities, communities and families.
Research & Policy Collaboration
Partner on evidence generation, parent/patient involvement, standards of care, policy dialogue and implementation.
Volunteer & Advocacy Engagement
Contribute professional expertise, time, networks, communication support or advocacy to advance maternal and newborn health.
Every partnership should help move evidence into action, strengthen families and care systems, and create sustainable impact for newborns and their families.