Delta State Reproductive Health Program

Happy Worker’s Day!
Today, we celebrate the dedication, compassion, and resilience of all health workers across every unit.
Your commitment continues to strengthen our communities and improve lives.

From all of us at the Delta State Reproductive Health Unit — thank you for all that you do.

Safe Motherhood Day 2026 🤍

Every mother deserves more than access — she deserves quality care that saves lives.

This year, we focus on closing the gap between coverage and quality by strengthening our health systems, improving service delivery, and ensuring no woman is left behind.

Because it’s not just about reaching care… it’s about receiving the right care at the right time.

Care That Saves. Systems That Deliver.

As we strive for a Delta State free of preventable maternal and perinatal deaths,let us continue to be accountable for our decisions.....
Let's attend Regular Antenatal care ...
Let's decide to space our children....
Let's deliver in a facility with a skilled birth attendant present.

Happy New month!

https://deltastate.gov.ng/maternal-and-perinatal-death-surveillance-and-response

The Reproductive Health Unit is delighted that the MPCDSR report for 2021-2023 is now on the official Deltastate website.
-2023

Earlier today the Reproductive Health Unit, in collaboration with TCI held the quarterly Reproductive Health coaches and advocacy core group technical meeting.

The Key objectives of the meeting included;

1. Review of activities, individual progress and challenges
2. Foster collaboration between the Advocacy group and Coaches
3. Share best practices
4. Outline priorities for improved healthcare outcomes
5. Develop a SMART workplan for the next quarter.

The meeting which held at the Prof Chike Edozien secreteriat was quite insightful and a road map was developed on how to achieve the State goals with regards to reproductive health for adolescents and women of reproductive age.

Working together towards !

Commemorating world club foot day,June 3rd 2025

Earlier today the Reproductive Health Unit in collaboration with Miracle feet inc and federal medical center Asaba held a stake holders meeting in commemoration of World Clubfoot Day
(June 3rd, 2025)

The meeting aimed to raise awareness about clubfoot, a common congenital condition that affects children's feet.
And to

1. Discuss sustainability and challenges
2. Share inspiring stories of children who have overcome clubfoot.
3. Encourage early detection and prompt intervention.

Let's continue to spread awareness and support those affected by clubfoot! 🙏