Empowering Every Woman to Access Safe, Timely, and Affordable Care

MIHEI connects women to the resources, services, and support they need — from trusted health facilities and emergency responders to insurance and education — strengthening Nigeria’s perinatal referral system for safer motherhood.

Learn More

Welcome to MIHEI - Maternal and Infant Health Equity Initiative

At MIHEI, we believe no woman should lose her life while giving life.
We are advancing maternal and infant health through technology, partnerships, and resource connection — ensuring women can reach timely, affordable, and compassionate care when it matters most.

Close-up of a child's feet held by adult hands, forming a heart shape. The child is sitting on an adult's lap, both wearing light-colored clothing.

Our model integrates community engagement with digital innovation to:

  • Connect women to verified resources — hospitals, HMOs, mental health, family planning resources, nutrition and emergency services

  • Expand access to affordable health coverage through MIHEI HMO

  • Provide trusted education and peer support for women and families

  • Collaborate with public and private systems to reduce preventable deaths

Together, we’re building an ecosystem where every mother and baby have the resources they need to thrive.

Our Organization

Discover our vision for equitable perinatal care.
Learn how MIHEI is reshaping maternal and infant health through data, technology, and partnerships that make lifesaving care and resources accessible to all.

Our mission & vision
Our approach
Two people sitting on a sofa engaged in conversation, with papers on a table in front of them. One person is wearing a green outfit and gesturing with their hand. The other person is wearing a blue top and jeans.

Take Action

Be Part of the Change
Join us in creating a Nigeria where every pregnancy is safe, every delivery is supported, and every woman can easily access the care and resources she deserves.

Find Out How

Technology. Compassion. Connection | Linking women to care, coverage, and community.