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Our Partners & Perinatal Health Affiliates

Our Partners

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MiOra
MiOra aims to create a global eco-system by establishing connections between students and mentors

Many thanks to MiOra for connecting us with interns to help promote the WAVES Study, Ways to Avoid Various Elements of Susceptibility to Perinatal Group B Strep Disease.
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The European Medical Journal (EMJ)
EMJ is a specialist publisher who combines leading editorial from key opinion leaders, with concise news coverage from leading industry congresses therefore delivering world-class insights to the key developments and advancements within clinical and pharmaceutical areas.

Special thanks to EMJ for partnering with us during the month of July as International Group B Strep Awareness Month by providing fun and informative info graphics to share on social media. Click HERE to view our collection!

Our Perinatal Health Affiliates

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ICP Care 
​ICP Care is an official 501(c)(3) nonprofit determined to help pregnant mothers who experience Intrahepatic Cholestasis of Pregnancy (ICP) and to deliver healthy babies. ICP Care’s mission is to provide patient support and education, raise public awareness, support the advancement of research and improve health care practices. ICP Care helps to connect, support, educate and empower those affected by ICP.

ICP Care does this by raising awareness of the high risk pregnancy condition with the main symptom of itching with risks to the unborn baby! We distribute educational materials for patients and medical professionals, and create a supportive community for friends and families of anyone affected by ICP. We hope that, one day, all medical professionals and staff will know the proper protocol for treating Intrahepatic Cholestasis of Pregnancy, resulting in less suffering and healthier ICP babies.
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Parent's Guide to Cord Blood Foundation
Parent's Guide to Cord Blood Foundation is a 501(c)(3) charity that provides educational resources about all forms of newborn stem cells to parents, physicians, and cell therapy professionals. Their website explains the motivations for banking umbilical cord blood, and the difference between donating cord blood to a public bank versus paying privately for family storage. 

The second mission of the Parent's Guide to Cord Blood is to analyze new developments in medical research or public policy which could expand the use of cord blood. 

Organizations We Support with Our Membership

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​Child Healthcare Information For All (CHIFA) 
CHIFA, part of HIFA, is a global health network with more than 3500 members  in over 140 countries worldwide. CHIFA addresses the information and learning needs of those responsible for the care of children in developing countries, including mothers, fathers and family caregivers as well as health workers, researchers and policymakers.

​The vision of CHIFA is: A world where every child, every parent and every health worker has access to the health information they need to protect their own health and the health of children for whom they are responsible.  We encourage you to join CHIFA forums at www.chifa.org.
Healthy Newborn Network (HNN)​
The Healthy Newborn Network (HNN) is an online community dedicated to addressing critical knowledge gaps in newborn health.

HNN brings together partner organizations and individuals working in newborn health to share key resources, data, experiences, and lessons and helps increase global commitment to the advancement of newborn health. It also provides a platform for stakeholders to engage in discussions and working group activities on the vast range of newborn and maternal health topics.
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​International Stillbirth Alliance
​An alliance of member organisations and individual supporters working towards stillbirth prevention and improvement of bereavement care worldwide.

In collaboration with member organisations, ISA works to publicize the results of stillbirth research, and in particular to facilitate the dissemination and use of the knowledge gained through the best available research evidence. ISA does this through fostering collaboration by connecting individuals and organisations around the world through conferences, regional meetings and a reliable web-based resource.