From ANC to Safe Delivery: Closing the Continuity Gap at Kabombeh
From January through August 2026, 509 pregnant women registered for antenatal care at Kabombeh Community Health Post, while 118 facility-based deliveries were recorded there during the same period. TMF's $13,400 integrated intervention addresses three connected barriers across the maternal-health journey.
January through August 2026
- 509
- ANC registrations
- 118
- Facility-based deliveries recorded at Kabombeh
January to August 2026
January to August 2026
The counts cover the same reporting period but are not a one-to-one cohort comparison. They should not be read as an attrition rate.
A documented continuity challenge
From January through August 2026, 509 pregnant women registered for antenatal care at Kabombeh Community Health Post, while 118 facility-based deliveries were recorded at Kabombeh during the same reporting period.
These figures are not a matched cohort. Some ANC registrants may not yet have reached delivery during the reporting period, and some may have delivered elsewhere. Together, the figures point to an important continuity challenge between engagement during pregnancy and delivery at the health post.
TMF's integrated intervention connects nutrition and education, delivery and postnatal infrastructure, and practical safe-motherhood support around one maternal-care journey.
- Strengthen nutrition education, peer support, and continued ANC engagement
- Expand delivery capacity and create a dedicated postnatal recovery room
- Upgrade equipment for delivery and postnatal care
- Provide practical Safe Motherhood Birthing Buckets for eligible mothers
Three connected investments. One continuum of care.
Total goal
$13,400
- 1
Tier 1
Nourish & Educate
$2,400
2-Year Clinic Nutrition Program
Target: 2,400 meals at $1 per meal
Support nutrition education, peer connection, and consistent ANC engagement.
- Weekly interactive cooking and nutrition sessions
- Led by nurses with pregnant women
- 2
Tier 2
Expand Infrastructure
$6,000
Delivery & Postnatal Unit Renovation
Planned: December 2026 to March 2027
Address space and capacity constraints while strengthening delivery and postnatal care.
- Expand delivery capacity
- Create a dedicated postnatal recovery room
- Upgrade equipment
- 3
Tier 3
Behavioral Incentives
$5,000
100 Safe Motherhood Birthing Buckets
Target: 100 buckets at $50 each
Offer practical safe-motherhood support to eligible mothers who complete more than 6 ANC visits and deliver at the health post.
- Maternal pads and baby clothing
- Diapers and baby wrappers
The journey to care
- 01
Pregnancy
A mother registers for antenatal care at Kabombeh.
- 02
ANC & Nutrition
Nurse-led sessions support learning, connection, and continued engagement.
- 03
Facility Delivery
Expanded space and upgraded equipment strengthen care at the health post.
- 04
Postnatal Care
A dedicated recovery room and practical supplies support mother and baby after birth.
Project details
- Location
- Kabombeh Community Health Post
- Integrated project goal
- $13,400
- Nutrition and education
- $2,400
- Delivery and postnatal infrastructure
- $6,000
- Safe Motherhood Birthing Buckets
- $5,000
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