Your Preemie is a Warrior. You Are Their Champion.
Preterm Infants Parents Network Uganda (PIPNU) is a parent-led community providing the medical knowledge, emotional support and practical care you need from the NICU through the critical first years at home. We close the fatal gap between hospital discharge and survival. You are not alone.
Find Your Pathway
For Parents & Families
Navigate the journey with confidence. From decoding the NICU to mastering Kangaroo Care at home, find step-by-step guides, local support groups, and direct access to our community health workers.
Our Proven 3-Pillar Model
Discover why our parent-led approach works. We combine hospital preparation, community-based peer mentors, and real-time digital tracking to ensure no baby falls through the cracks after discharge.
Partner & Invest in Change
Your support funds a Village Kangaroo Ambassador, provides life-saving screening, or helps scale our model nationwide. Join corporations, donors, and volunteers building a safety net for Uganda's preemies.
How We Engaged Fathers & Changed Families
"Before PIPNU, I thought my job was just to provide money and wait outside. They taught me Kangaroo Care and showed me my son knew my heartbeat. I became his protector."
70% increase in daily father involvement recorded in our pilot communities
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Our Services
Maternal & Newborn Health
Comprehensive education and support for healthy pregnancies and full-term births, including pregnancy complications education, preterm birth prevention, and preeclampsia awareness.
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Direct Family Support and Care
From NICU to home, we provide comprehensive support including KMC training, parent support groups, mental health services, and digital follow-up care.
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Clinical Training & Systems Engineering
Building capacity in healthcare systems through training programs, nutrition support, infection prevention, and developmental care initiatives.
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Awareness Advocacy and Outreach
Raising awareness about preterm birth, advocating for policy changes, and reaching out to communities to ensure every preemie gets the support they need.
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