Impact & KPIs
How we count results, what national figures motivate our work, and where to read the same public-health sources we cite. Figures are program-level estimates unless noted.
Methodology in brief. “Mothers reached” and “consultations” reflect documented contacts through our network and camp activity; we update cumulative totals as operations grow. National indicators below are independent estimates from WHO, UNICEF, and UN system pages — for context, not to imply we reduced national rates alone.
What supporters help deliver
Aligned with the home page; expand details here for donors and partners.
Prenatal support & checkups through our network
Free outreach across underserved areas
Visits, screenings & referrals
People powering our programs
Why Pakistan needs urgent maternal & newborn action
Same references as on our home page, gathered here for a single "evidence" view.
Pakistan — latest available estimates cited by WHO (decline from 276 in 2006 to 155 in 2024)
WHO Eastern Mediterranean Region — Pakistan news (2025)Cited by WHO in national briefings on preventable complications
WHO Eastern Mediterranean Region — Pakistan news (2025)Same WHO Pakistan context — underscores need for antenatal & newborn care
WHO Eastern Mediterranean Region — Pakistan news (2025)UNICEF country data — in line with global reporting bands (~36–38)
UNICEF — Pakistan country dataSee a featured initiative in progress: Ongoing project, or our full program catalogue: Our programs.
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