What We Do
Our Programs
Comprehensive support for preemie mothers — from hospital to home and beyond.
Core Programs
Our primary areas of work
We visit hospitals across central and western Uganda to meet mothers and their premature babies in Neonatal Intensive Care Units. We provide preemie kits with essential supplies, compassionate support, and spiritual encouragement.
Supporting Families in Neonatal Intensive Care Units (NICUs) At our organization, we regularly visit hospitals across the central and western regions of the country to support mothers and their premature babies in...
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Our work doesn't stop at the hospital. We do follow-up visits at mothers' homes, helping them safely transition from hospital to home. We teach them how to care for their babies without nurses and incubators.
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We care for every aspect of a mother's life — physical, financial, spiritual, and emotional. Through discipleship classes, mothers learn about the Bible, Godly principles, and are counseled and prayed with.
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Caring for a premature baby is costly — medical bills, medication, transport, and formula. Many mothers are young, abandoned, or in tough financial situations. We help through skills training and our Manna Program.
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We reach out to communities across the country, focusing on pregnant women to raise awareness on prematurity and preterm birth prevention. We also provide Mama Kits to ensure safe and clean deliveries.
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Practical needs, met with love
Through our Manna Program, Mama Tulia provides monthly food packages to mothers with premature babies. Nutrient-rich food helps mothers with breast milk production, which is essential for their preemie's growth.
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Access to safe water is a major challenge for people living in slums. Our mothers can't afford clean water, so they drink unpurified water that makes them and their babies sick. We provide water purifiers.
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Specialised clinical partnerships
Retinopathy of Prematurity (ROP) is an eye disorder in premature infants. Mama Tulia partners with Dr. Iddi Ndyabawe to provide free ROP screening at Kawempe National Referral Hospital.
RETINOPATHY OF PREMATURITY (ROP) REPORT FOR JANUARY 2024 RIO Retinopathy of Prematurity (ROP) is a complex eye disorder that can occur in premature infants, typically those born before 37 weeks of gestation. The conditio...
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Real voices, real hope
Real stories from mothers who have walked the journey of premature birth. These testimonies share the challenges, hope, and transformation that come through Mama Tulia's support.
Every pregnant mother expects to successfully go through the 9 months of pregnancy in anticipation of a safe delivery. However, this is not the case for every mother and definitely not for two of my pregnancies. In 2014 ...
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