our projects
ONE MAA
The OneMaa model is designed to revolutionise maternal healthcare by educating a population, specialising the workforce and connecting a fragmented healthcare system.
We aim to reduce maternal death by addressing the contributory factors highlighted by ‘Three-Delay Model’, delay in seeking care, delay in reaching care and delay in receiving care.
Antenatal Clinics
Maa runs pregnancy clinics in Bangladesh, completely free for mothers to attend for check-ups and medication.
Our clinics are available 24/7 are renowned for providing gold standard care to mothers, completely free of charge.
Educational workshops are also conducted to teach mothers about pregnancy stages, safe motherhood practices, and newborn care.
At Maa's Natural Birthing Centre, we encourage natural births, where possible, which reduces the risk of losing mothers to complications of pregnancy or childbirth.
Through our care and education provided by our highly-skilled doctors, we want to empower women to make decisions that are best for them and their baby, as well as provide them with a safe place to deliver.
Natural Birthing Centre
Maa plays a crucial role in addressing period poverty in rural areas of Bangladesh and India, by advocating for policies and seminars that promote menstrual health and hygiene.
We work to increase access to sustainable menstrual hygiene products and promote education about menstrual health, with the overall goal to address the stigma and discrimination surrounding menstruation.
breaking the cycle
The Widows Project delivers support to widows and their families in Afghanistan by providing them with food essentials and hygiene packs for a month.
This project signifies the expansion of Maa's work beyond Bangladesh and demonstrates our commitment to supporting mothers in developing countries worldwide.
The Widows Project
Global Health Activism
With our origins as a student-led charity, we pride ourselves on our connection to the student community, who pave the way with innovative fundraising activities to raise awareness.
We continue to work with an ever-expanding list of student societies from universities and colleges who work with us to raise awareness and fundraise for our global maternal health projects.
Maa & Me is a community-driven women’s health initiative designed to reduce health inequities across deprived boroughs of London by addressing the social determinants of health.
At its core, Maa & Me creates a locally embedded ecosystem for women, delivering impact across three key domains:
Social Health
Physical Health
Mental Health
Maa & Me
Sapphire Circle
Sapphire Circle is a women-led, professional community created to connect established leaders with emerging talent across industries through meaningful conversation, mentorship, and impact.
It is designed as a space where ambition meets authenticity, and where professional growth is strengthened through genuine connection.
We launched the Sapphire Circle in February 2026 at City Hall, London.
Sapphire Circle brings together women from law, politics, corporate leadership, healthcare, entrepreneurship, media, arts, education, and sports & wellness.
The Maa Global Health Awards
Maa celebrates healthcare leaders at our annual Maa Global Health Awards, an evening where the vibrant exchange of ideas and experiences unifies different sectors in the pursuit of equitable global healthcare.
The Global Health Awards also mark the end of MaaMonth, our award-winning student initiative where educational institutions across the globe come together for a month of fundraising to support our efforts to improve maternal healthcare.
Author of the Marmot Review, Prof. Sir Michael Marmot received the Maa Lifetime Achievement Award 2024.
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