I CAN, YOU CAN, WE CAN.

Do not take medicines if not on doctor’s orders and do not prescribe medications to pregnant women.

Create a cozy, affectionate and peaceful environment for pregnant women – at home, at work, in daily routine – giving them priority when queuing, helping them moving and carrying their bags.

Give a pregnant woman in social disadvantage a kit for her baby.

Follow up women during pregnancy, ensuring the prenatal test is performed, offering transportation to medical visits and helping with the acquisition of medicines, when necessary.

Spread information on how breasts must be prepared for lactation and about the importance of tests for the prevention of breast and uterus cancer.

Spread information on health for pregnant women and articulate seminaries in Clinics, Community Centers and institutions for mothers and babies care.

Participate in community initiatives aimed at improving maternal health and pregnant women prenatal and postnatal care.

Keep election campaign leaflets regarding pregnant women’s health and call for community meetings to claim for actions from the elected politicians.