One Heart Worldwide

Our "Network of Safety" model is based on the integration of local resources and a respect for cultural norms and practices. We do not believe in establishing a parallel system, but instead, strive to strengthen existing governmental healthcare systems and local capacity. As a result, our model strives to align itself with local governmental priorities and policies, and is endorsed at the national, regional, and local level. With our model, we are able to address the barriers that limit access to quality maternal and neonatal healthcare services at all levels of the existing local healthcare infrastructure. Our community-based programs build a network of properly equipped and staffed health facilities and train local healthcare providers to ensure quality maternal and newborn health care. Our holistic approach is simple, effective, replicable, and sustainable. We improve access to healthcare services, ensuring the wellbeing of the most vulnerable pregnant women and newborns who may otherwise lack access to medical or public healthcare services. We develop solutions with local communities, providing them with the tools to become the drivers of innovation and systemic change and to be accountable for long-term progress and sustainability in their own communities. Achieving skilled attendance at every birth has emerged as a global priority, and more and more women are now delivering in healthcare facilities. However, the challenge to ensure every woman has access to a safe delivery remains, and is particularly acute in remote, rural areas around the world. The Network of Safety addresses all of these challenges and provides pathways toward long-term, sustainable solutions.

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