No one should be denied healthcare because of empty shelves
We reduce unintended pregnancies and maternal deaths in Nigeria by ensuring contraceptives are available in public health facilities.
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The Problem
For every 12 maternal deaths worldwide, 1 of them is a woman in Nigeria who did not want to be pregnant in the first place.
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Contraceptives save lives and give women the autonomy they deserve. However, despite major investments in public health facilities, staff, and training to provide family planning services, women often arrive at public clinics only to find contraceptives out of stock.​
80%
of public health facilities face multiple contraceptive shortages every two months
Our Work
Our approach combines government technical support with direct delivery of contraceptives to ensure women receive the support they need.
Policy Work
We enable state governments to fund and sustain contraceptive procurement
Technical Assistance
We build data systems that help direct contraceptives where they are needed most within the existing supply chain
Direct Delivery
We fill immediate gaps to guarantee women can access contraception today.
Our Impact
From September 2024 to May 2025, we conducted a rigorous pilot across 137 public health facilities in 2 states across Northern Nigeria, resulting in
75%
average increase in contraceptive use
360
unintended pregnancies averted
2
lives saved
Meet The Team
Miri Muntean
Co-founder & Co-Executive Director
Evan LaForge
Co-founder & Co-Executive Director
We graduated from Ambitious Impact’s Charity Entrepreneurship Incubation Program in April 2024, and received a seed grant to start Access to Medicines Initiative.
