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The Center for Maternal Health Advancement is dedicated to advancing maternal and women’s health across the lifespan—from menstruation to menopause—through research, innovation, education, policy engagement, and community collaboration.
Building on a nationally recognized foundation in Black maternal health, the Center works to improve outcomes, reduce disparities, strengthen systems of care, and advance respectful, evidence-based approaches that support women and families at every stage of life.
With your help, we can
- Foster academic and community-engaged research that advances maternal and women’s health outcomes and addresses longstanding disparities in care.
- Inform and support evidence-based policies that strengthen women’s health infrastructure, improve access to quality care, and support healthier families and communities.
- Serve as a workforce development and learning hub for students, clinicians, researchers, and public health professionals through education, training, and interdisciplinary collaboration.
- Partner with communities, healthcare systems, innovators, and stakeholders to advance meaningful, systems-level change locally and nationwide.
- Elevate research, lived experiences, and emerging solutions that drive progress in maternal and women’s health while helping shape a more responsive and accountable healthcare landscape.
WAYS TO GIVE:
Donate By Mail, Online or via QR code
Please make your check out to “Trustees of Tufts College” with “Center for Maternal Health Advancement” in the memo line, and mail to:
Tufts University School of Medicine
P.O. Box 3306
Boston, MA 02241-3306
Questions
For more information about other ways to give, including gifts of stock, gifts from your IRA, endowed gifts, or planned gifts, contact the Tufts University Office of Development via phone at 617-636-6770 or email medicine-giving@tufts.edu.
The Nurture Kit Initiative provides valuable postpartum resources and supplies to low-income expectant birthers and their families. The kits come stocked with items like a breast pump, diaper bag, feeding and diapering supplies, and more.
- Nearly one in two (47%) of U.S. families have trouble affording enough diapers to keep their children clean, dry, and healthy.
- In the U.S., the price of baby food and formula jumped to an all-time high in April 2023 and is up 8.8% from 2022.
- In 2021, raising a child from birth to age 18 had an average annual cost of $21,681— up almost 20% from 2016.
Pregnant but not equal; supporting Nurture Kits helps to provide these essential childcare items to families in need.