A smartphone-powered call and dispatch center for maternal and newborn emergencies. Ambulances, trained volunteer drivers, and local taxis — coordinated to reach the nearest mother, fastest.
A simple, three-step flow from emergency call to safe delivery at the hospital.
The family, clinic, or health worker taps to request transport, marks the pickup on the map, and shares the patient's condition.
The nearest available ambulance, volunteer driver, or trusted taxi is auto-matched and notified in seconds.
Everyone sees live GPS location, ETA, and referral status until the mother safely reaches the hospital.
Ambulances alone can't reach every corner of Chipata. Private volunteers and taxi drivers register their vehicles and are called on when a nearby emergency happens — trained, tracked, and reimbursed for fuel.
Mama Lifeline is a coordinated network of the Chipata District ambulance service, community health workers, volunteer drivers, and local taxi cooperatives — powered by a single dispatch platform to make sure no mother or newborn is left behind.