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...

The fertility rate within Ruhango district is actually 4.1 whereas at the national level the target is 3.3, making maternity care a priority

Wishing you and your family a very Happy and Holy Christmas!

“We are facing an enormous and dramatic clash between good and evil, death and life, the 'culture of death’ and the 'culture of life.’ We...

The phrase “special option for the poor” was introduced during the Second Vatican Council(1962-5).

This is the first session of our Rome Conference.

It is our honour to announce, Cardinal Willem Jacobus Eijk, Metropolitan Archbishop of Utrecht will deliver the Keynote address...

Rome conference 2022

"She could not deliver her baby normally as she began to develop some complication and was struggling..."

Let the new parents and community celebrate! Patients received care kits and blessings from the hospital to celebrate the new services...

We appeal to institutions, organizations, and to all the people of good will to spread and support our appeal.

Our speakers are experts in their field and will be extensively involved in all aspects of the programme, including panel discussions.

Motherhood has special significance for all Christians and for Christian obstetricians and midwives, who are privileged to serve the...

This paper describes the history of MCI’s formation, how it developed and applied a model of comprehensive rural maternity care for...

The gifted and dedicated Pauline (Polly) Duff of New York has been an active member of MaterCare International for over 16 years. With...

“In Rwanda we have 750 out of every 100,000 pregnant women die every year. It’s a very big problem,” says Friday Nwaigwe.

A petition has been launched in support of Dr. Dermot Kearny calling for justice for women seeking to save their babies.