We are currently scheduling events for the first two weeks of May, specifically May 13th to 19th...

The unsung heroes in the realm of maternal health, gurneys are versatile and functional.

On January 1, the Church celebrates the feast day of Mary, Mother of God—the greatest saint, and our greatest example of discipleship.

The Prologue to John’s Gospel describes Jesus as "full of grace and truth"…

Christmas, at its core, is a celebration of the miraculous gift of life—the birth of Jesus Christ.

Embarking on a journey to witness firsthand the maternity conditions in Uganda and Rwanda.

"The facilities in Rwanda showed us what can be done with good intentions, good planning and good funding..."

Establishing My Identity in Christ 12th Biennial Rome Conference 14th International Conference

Out of all the regions we have visited to develop projects to help mothers and babies, Nyabwina is definitely the highest need.

"There is one common experience that unites all normal people in the British Isles today: sad memory."

Source: https://www.fiamc.org/health-care/on-catholic-health-services/ Thanks to the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops...

The utilization of ultrasound machines in maternal health aligns with the Church's message of hope and support for mothers...

We look forward to welcoming you to Rome and to this remarkable event.

Abortion cannot be legally permitted due to the presence of mental disorders in the mother.

As representatives of the Catholic healthcare community, we address the United Nations to emphasize our commitment to upholding the...

We're delighted to share the team at Project Ruhango's safe delivery and high-risk intervention numbers with our supporters.

Frank O’Leary served as a board member for many years in the early days of MaterCare as well as developing our first website.

Cardinal George Pell was invited to deliver the opening address for MaterCare’s 10th International Conference in Rome.

Their heroic personal witness, courageous leadership and intellect will be sorely missed.

When we think about our global climate and maternal health, we might not see obvious connections...