Impact
Report
2025
Progress has been made.
But not for every mother.
2025 was the year when For Mama became something more than a campaign. It became Every Pregnancy: a faith-led movement built on partnership, and a shared belief that no woman should die in pregnancy and childbirth.
This transformation unfolded during a moment of profound global contradiction, marked by both encouragement and devastation. New global data showed that fewer women are dying during pregnancy and childbirth (WHO, 2025). But progress is slowing and it is not equal. Mothers in Muslim-majority countries are not seeing the same gains, and in many places the gap is widening.
Mothers & babies under attack
Inequality has become impossible to ignore.
This year, moms and babies were not only affected by crisis, but actively targeted.
This year, moms and babies were not only affected by crisis, but actively targeted.
In places like Sudan and Palestine, hospitals were hit, births took place under siege and displacement, and moms and babies paid the price. In other countries, structural discrimination means that black or brown mothers face more than double the risk of dying during pregnancy or childbirth compared to white mothers.
This moment demands a different kind of response. One that brings all of us together to act as one for moms and babies, in a way that has never been done before.
Why Mothers?
Mothers are foundational to strong families, communities and thriving economies. The world knows how to save their lives. The evidence is clear. The tools exist. Yet too often, those tools do not reach the women who need them most.
Why Mothers?
Mothers in Muslim-majority countries are affected most. This is not due to a lack of generosity or care. Muslim communities give powerfully, especially in moments of crisis, but efforts to support mothers have remained fragmented. They are spread across isolated programs and often overshadowed by other urgent needs like food and water.
The result is that moms and babies fall through the cracks.
Why Us?
Every Pregnancy changes that reality. We bring together Muslim organizations across countries, and crises to prioritize moms and babies. Not as individual projects, but as a faith-inspired global movement.
Why Now?
This matters now more than ever. In a time when moms and babies are increasingly at risk, with aid models being destroyed and women’s rights under attack, coordination is no longer optional.
What Collective Action Made
Possible in 2025
In just one year, our coalition demonstrated what becomes possible when a fragmented ecosystem begins to move together.
Our success is the success of our 50 partner organizations. Our partners unlocked more donations and worked together to leverage each other’s strengths, so that more mothers and babies were reached with better care.
Our annual convening brought Muslim organizations, scholars, innovators, advocates, and clinicians to problem solve and innovate together. Disruptive conversations were driven by our 12 ambassadors and facilitated at the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) and World Health Assembly (WHA).
This did not go unnoticed: people from over 80 countries visited our website and engaged with us via social media.
THE RESULT?
Mothers’ health and wellbeing has become a topic of discussion among policy makers, youth, and at family dinner tables.
What Our Coalition Reached Together
73,860
Safe deliveries supported
500,000+
Moms and babies reached with critical health services
785+
Health workers trained in 6 countries
42
Health facilities equipped, upgraded or constructed
Every Pregnancy exists to enable this collaboration, aligning partners so that more moms and babies receive care, sooner and more safely.
2025 Coalition Impact
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Impact Case Studies
Gaza
Ongoing conflict, damaged health infrastructure, and restricted movement make it extraordinarily difficult for pregnant women in Gaza to access timely and safe care. Despite these challenges, our partners are delivering measurable, lifesaving impact.
PARTNERS THAT WORK IN GAZA:
Baitulmaal | Bloom Charity Doctors Worldwide
Humaniti | MedGlobal | Human Concern
International Human Concern USA | Palestine
Children’s Relief Fund | Pious Projects | UNRWA
2025 IMPACT:
154,065
mothers received maternal health services from skilled providers
30,059
mothers & newborns received
essential nutrition support
193,000
women reached with health
education, consultations & counseling
15,245
newborn health services delivered
602
health workers trained
Baitulmaal | Bloom Charity Doctors Worldwide
Humaniti | MedGlobal | Human Concern
International Human Concern USA | Palestine
Children’s Relief Fund | Pious Projects | UNRWA
Pakistan
In Pakistan, wide rural–urban disparities, climate-related shocks , and delays in reaching emergency care make pregnancy and childbirth dangerous for many women. Even in the most difficult circumstances, our partners are strengthening service delivery and emergency care.
PARTNERS THAT WORK IN PAKISTAN:
Behbud | Humaniti | Penny Appeal Canada | Vital Pakistan Trust
2025 IMPACT:
95,962
mothers received antenatal & postnatal services
10,161
mothers & newborns received
essential nutrition support
63,975
mothers accessed maternal health services from skilled health workers
7,110
newborn health services delivered
350
emergency obstetric referrals facilitated
Behbud | Humaniti | Penny Appeal Canada | Vital Pakistan Trust
Bangladesh
In Bangladesh, high population density, overstretched health systems, and barriers to quality care continue to place mothers their babies are at heightened risk. Our partners are working against the odds to ensure services are reaching those who need them most.
PARTNERS THAT WORK IN BANGLADESH:
Humaniti | Human Concern USA | MedGlobal | OBAT Helpers
2025 IMPACT:
3,601
mothers received antenatal & postnatal services
756
mothers & newborns received
essential nutrition support
1,554
mothers accessed maternal health services from skilled health workers
18,269
women received health education, consultations & counseling (including mental health)
🎧 Listen to our podcast with Dr. Aqil Jaigirdar on how the Maternal Aid Association (MAA) is using digital tools like Gravida to predict and prevent pregnancy complications in Bangladesh.
Humaniti | Human Concern USA | MedGlobal | OBAT Helpers
What Comes Next
The year ahead is about raising the bar.
We enter 2026 with ambition: to mobilize significant capital, inspire solution-focused conversations, and ensure that life-saving innovations reach all mothers.
Unlock $50m
Unlock $50 million to fuel the most impactful initiatives across our partner network, directing funds to where they can save the most lives and close the widest gaps in care.
Grow our reach by over 15%
Grow our reach by over 15% to expand our global audience and influence. New platforms, including the Born Into Podcast, radically reshape the conversation on moms and babies’ health, and who leads. In 2026, we will stand with country grown, faith-led movements.
Integrate proven innovations
Integrate proven innovations into at least 30% of partner programs ensuring that the most effective solutions reach mothers affected by conflict, displacement, discrimination and poverty.