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CAMNHA 
   CAMNHA is now officially live on two websites
                       camnha.org
                                  &
                      camnha.net

Launch of CAMNHA's Uganda Office

9/16/2025

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DATELINE: August 2025
CAMNHA has officially launched our Office in Uganda's national capital Kampala.
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CAMNHA & Africa Day Celebrations @ Carleton University

6/1/2025

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DATELINE: OTTAWA • May 31, 2025 
​From the left, Faruku Kibaba, 17 UN SDGs Champion in Europe, Dr. Deva-Marie Beck & Dr. Andrew Mukwana from CAMNHA and Ms. Evelyne Aijuka, CEO of ‘Africa We Want.’
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Founding the                                                                          Canadian African Maternal Newborn Health Association

10/12/2024

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                            DATELINE: November 13, 2024
​CAMNHA’s first visit to the Aga Khan Foundation in Ottawa featuring Dr. G. Mahmoud Eboo, the Aga Khan Diplomatic Representative to Canada with CAMNHA Board Members (from left) Dr. Deva-Marie Beck, Ms. Jeniffer Mukhwana &  Ms. Betty Nancy Akullo.
                           DATELINE: January 24, 2025
At the Uganda High Commission to Canada in Ottawa (from left) Charge d'Affairs Mr. Allan Kajik, (CAMNHA Board Members) Dr. Deva-Marie Beck & Dr. Andrew Mukwana.

The Canadian African Maternal Newborn Health Association — CAMNHA — is an Ontario non-profit organization created to strengthen Midwifery & Nursing practice in regions where the lives of mothers and their infants continue at risk.
       We also aim to positively address Midwifery burn-out and low morale. Our approaches include collaboration and networking with Canadian and Sub-Saharan Midwifery / Nursing leaders to identify and implement best practices and to promote Midwifery/Nursing mental health.

           As well, we will also focus on public advocacy to increase concern for Maternal, Newborn and Child Health and for the well-being of Midwives and Nurses in these regions and worldwide.
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    Vision 
    To positively impact upon the survival and health of mothers and newborns in Uganda, Pan-Africa and in marginalized, low-resourced regions of Canada. 
     
    Mission

    To develop and establish robust, multi-factoral programs in African & Canadian regions where the lives of mothers and their infants continue at risk — through exchanges in education, advocacy and culture — with the collaboration of related experts, advisors and stakeholders.
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