Global Child & Maternal Health

Where a baby is born should not determine how long she lives. RESULTS advocates for policies and legislation that will help end the preventable deaths of moms and babies in low-income countries around the world.

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Campaign Overview: Our global poverty campaigns in 2024

2024 Global Maternal and Child Health Policy Brief

The U.S. must lead at the Nutrition for Growth Summit

With acute malnutrition on the rise, the U.S. must seize this opportunity for leadership. As advocates, we must call on the U.S. government to make an early pledge of at least $13.3 billion.

August 14, 2024 | Global Child & Maternal Health | Global Nutrition

Senate passes FY25 foreign aid funding bill out of committee. So what’s next?

New Senate numbers reveal the importance of RESULTS volunteers urging their members of Congress to fully fund global health and education programs. Read more about the next steps in the fiscal year 2025 (FY25) appropriations process.

A historic step for global child survival

I am writing to you from Paris, France with great news. Gavi, the Vaccine Alliance just launched its new five-year strategy to reach more kids with more lifesaving vaccines in less time. In a show of clear support, First Lady Dr. Jill Biden announced via video the Biden Administration’s pledge of a record $1.58 billion over five years to Gavi.

June 20, 2024 | Gavi the Vaccine Alliance | Global Child & Maternal Health

U.S. makes a historic pledge for global vaccines as Gavi, the Vaccine Alliance launches its new strategy

First Lady Dr. Jill Biden announced the Biden Administration’s at least $1.58 billion commitment over five years to support Gavi, the Vaccine Alliance’s new strategy to reach more kids with more lifesaving vaccines in less time.

June 20, 2024 | Gavi the Vaccine Alliance | Global Child & Maternal Health

A promising first step on FY25 appropriations

This spring, RESULTS volunteers across the country urged their members of Congress to prioritize robust funding for global maternal and child health, nutrition, tuberculosis, and education. Read more about fiscal year 2025 (FY25) appropriations.