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Through the Wrap a Life campaign, Preterm Infants Parents Network Uganda mobilised support for Kangaroo Care wraps to help families of preterm and low-birth-weight babies practise safe, consistent skin-to-skin care …
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Preterm Infants Parents Network Uganda joined key stakeholders to review Uganda's draft NICU Orientation Guide, helping strengthen a family-centred resource designed to better prepare and support parents and caregivers of …
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At Mbarara Regional Referral Hospital, the Wall of Hope is creating a space of encouragement for parents walking the difficult journey of having a baby in the NICU.
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Leaving the hospital is only the beginning for a preterm baby. Through digital follow-up using CommCare, PIPNU helps ensure babies continue to receive structured care and support at home.
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Preterm Infants Parents Network Uganda welcomed the Kikapu Garden Kenya team to learn how our community-based follow-up model helps ensure preterm babies continue receiving care and support after discharge.
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BEMPU temperature watches help parents of preterm babies detect early signs of hypothermia and take quick action using Kangaroo Mother Care or hospital referral.
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At Mulago Hospital, NICU nurses are being supported alongside Jennifer McCullough to improve discharge education for families of preterm babies and prepare them for safe care at home.
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On Women’s Day, mothers of preterm babies at Kawempe Hospital received essential supplies including food and hygiene items to support them during NICU care.
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44 preterm babies received free eye screening at Mubende Regional Referral Hospital on 24 March 2026 improving early detection and care for vision complications.
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Free Kangaroo Mother Care wraps are helping parents of preterm babies in Uganda provide continuous skin to skin care improving survival and reducing stress after hospital discharge.
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Safe tents at Kawempe National Referral Hospital are helping mothers of preterm babies rest while staying close to their infants during NICU care improving comfort and continuity of care.
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