Every mother and child deserves a safe, hygienic start to life. Yet in Pakistan, maternal health outcomes lag significantly behind global benchmarks. The maternal mortality rate (MMR) in Pakistan stands at 186 deaths per 100,000 live births, compared to a global target of fewer than 70 per 100,000. With many women, especially in rural regions, lacking access to essential healthcare during childbirth, Sakinah Health Foundation ’s WHO-Approved Clean Birth Kits (CBKs) address this gap by providing critical tools for safer deliveries.
A Right to Safe Delivery
Safe Delivery Essentials
Our CBKs provide sterile tools and medication to ensure a clean and safe childbirth environment.
Reducing Infection Risks
Sakinah Health Foundation ’s CBKs combat preventable infections, saving lives in low-resource communities.
Proven Health Impact
CBKs have reduced childbirth infections by 30% for over 1,000 families in Pakistan.
Bridging Maternal Gaps
CBKs address critical deficiencies in maternal care, providing essential supplies for safer childbirth.
Community-Driven Distribution
Partnering with health workers and advocates ensures CBKs reach those in need, fostering trust and accessibility.
Empowering Safer Birth Choices
Our CBKs encourage mothers to seek safe delivery options, improving maternal health outcomes.
Facility-Based Deliveries
Data shows increased facility births in CBK-supported areas, highlighting their life-saving impact.
Why CBKs
Why Support Clean Birth Kits?
With your support, we can expand this life-saving intervention, aligning maternal health in Pakistan with global goals. Clean Birth Kits (CBKs) provide a cost-effective solution for safe childbirth, especially in underserved rural areas with limited access to hospitals. Each CBK helps prevent infections, control bleeding, and reduce complications, ensuring safer deliveries for mothers and newborns. At Sakinah Health Foundation , we go beyond distribution by training midwives and health workers to use CBKs effectively, empowering them to deliver clean, safe births in remote communities.
