On Saturday, December 21, 2024, the OSEMODE Centre for Children, Women, and Youth Empowerment hosted an impactful webinar titled “Maternal and Child Care: Building Healthy Foundations.” This virtual event brought together healthcare experts and participants from various walks of life to discuss practical ways to improve maternal and child health. Held on Google Meet, the session ran from 7:00 PM to 8:30 PM, providing attendees with insightful strategies for fostering healthier families and communities.
The session was hosted by Ekengbuda Adesuwa, with Dr. Ohis Ohioma serving as the co-host. The panel featured an incredible lineup of speakers who are experts in maternal and child healthcare:
The speakers touched on several critical aspects of maternal and child care, leaving attendees with actionable insights:
This webinar wasn’t just about sharing information—it was about inspiring change. Participants engaged in a lively Q&A session, with the experts providing practical solutions to real-world challenges. From discussing the role of healthcare policies to offering tips on family involvement, the session was a comprehensive guide for anyone passionate about maternal and child well-being.
The event delivered powerful messages, including:
The session also underscored the need for local and global partnerships to address healthcare inequities, particularly in underserved communities.
Engagement and Impact
With over 80 participants, the webinar created a platform for dynamic conversations. Healthcare professionals, parents, and community leaders shared their perspectives and learned from one another. The interactive nature of the session ensured that every attendee walked away with valuable insights tailored to their unique concerns.
The OSEMODE Centre is committed to sustaining the momentum generated by this webinar. Future initiatives will focus on:
The event concluded with heartfelt appreciation from host Ekengbuda Adesuwa, who thanked the speakers, attendees, and organizing team for their dedication to the cause. The success of this webinar is a testament to the power of collective effort in building healthier communities.
As we reflect on the discussions from the event, one thing is clear: improving maternal and child health requires a united approach. Together, we can build a future where every mother and child thrive.