 CAMNHA’s Canada Team convened on November 30, 2025 in Edmonton, Alberta. Back Row, from the left: David Wangalwa, Advisor; Richard Gameli Atakuma, Advisor [Chair of the Canadian Chapter of the Ghanaian National Democratic Congress]; Peter Kalven, Advisor; Jane Nabigambo, Advisor; Jeniffer Veronica Mukhwana, CAMNHA President; Dr. Andrew Mukwana, CAMNHA General Secretary; Kekeli Binder, CAMNHA Board of Directors [Vice Chair of the Canadian Chapter of the Ghanaian National Democratic Congress]; Pastor Richard Brzezicki, Advisor [Heart for Nations Ministries]. Front row, from the left: Carol Carifelle-Brzezicki, Advisor; His Royal Highness Mwogezi Butamanya Constantine, the Isabaruuli (King) of Buruuli, CAMNHA’s Official Patron; Dr. Deva-Marie Beck, CAMNHA Managing Director; Mary Khanakwa, Advisor. Included but not in this picture, Emmanuella Asman Gbekle.
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 DATELINE: August 2025
CAMNHA has officially launched our Office in Uganda's national capital Kampala.  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.’
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. |
