Support precious deliveries

This Christmas, will you help precious bundles of joy arrive safe and well – by sending a gift that could provide medical books?

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The medical books you help us send provide life-saving information.

In Bwindi, Uganda, they’re helping midwives like Mariam, Sypher and Gorret bring babies safely into the world.

But there are still too many midwives in Uganda and around the world without the books they need to safely deliver babies. Your donation this Christmas could make all the difference.

These books really help save lives. We really need them. I had a mother where the cord had presented first. When the cord is out for just one hour, you can’t get the baby out. But I had read what to do and I immediately did that manoeuvre. Then we rushed the mother to the operating theatre and were able to save mother and baby.

Sypher, midwife at Bwindi Community Hospital, Uganda

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A mum who delivered her baby at Bwindi Community Hospital

Midwives worldwide need more books

In so many communities worldwide, health professionals and students are struggling to access up-to-date medical information. Libraries often don’t have the funds to keep their collections current. Students can’t afford to buy their own copies. Online information may not be correct, and patchy internet makes it even more unreliable.

Not having access to the latest medical knowledge affects students, practitioners and patients – but with books, the picture changes. Your gift this Christmas will send more books and help more midwives like Sypher deliver the high quality care that every mum deserves.

Mariam’s story

Mariam was inspired to become a midwife by her grandmother – a traditional birth attendant – and used books you helped us send to excel in her studies. Now, she’s joining us in asking you to donate this Christmas so that others can benefit from books too – and make more precious deliveries possible.

I feel fortunate that I went to a nursing and midwifery school where we had up-to-date medical books, thanks to wonderful people like you. I recall a time when we had a breach delivery, where the baby’s bottom is first. The manoeuvres I got from Myles for Midwives helped me save the baby and the mother.

Mariam, midwife at Bwindi Community Hospital

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Mariam supporting a newborn baby she delivered

Will you be part of the next precious delivery?

This Christmas, will you help midwives and other health practitioners to access the latest medical insights and knowledge?

From anatomy texts for students to practical guides for medical staff in rural locations, your gift will help send books worldwide to places they’re most needed.