Public Impact Record

What outcomes can be attributed to Toyin Saraki?

Toyin Saraki

Nigerian philanthropist who founded the Wellbeing Foundation Africa, a maternal, newborn and child health organisation.

Self-reportedCurrent answer

8 documented outcomes: 8 self-reported.

Latest source 12 Oct 2026Reviewed 26 Oct 20263 sources

Wellbeing Foundation Africa, cumulative reach

Self-reported

815,865+ people reached; 400+ midwives trained; 1,867 programme locations; 10+ programmes

Role
Founder-President
Reported by
Wellbeing Foundation Africa website (linked to its 2025 Annual Impact Report)

Sources 1

MamaCare360 antenatal and postnatal education, 2025

Self-reported

96,907 women reached in 75 health facilities

Role
Founder-President of the implementing foundation
Reported by
WBFA 2025 Impact Report

Sources 2

MamaCare360 NICUPlus, 2025

Self-reported

892 mothers and 1,002 newborns supported in 5 hospitals

Role
Founder-President of the implementing foundation
Reported by
WBFA 2025 Impact Report

Sources 2

Digital midwifery programme

Self-reported

4,563 new mothers reached in 2025; cumulative 12,329

Role
Founder-President of the implementing foundation
Reported by
WBFA 2025 Impact Report

Sources 2

Project Oscar (newborn jaundice care), Lagos State, 2025

Self-reported

231 healthcare workers trained in newborn care; 29,871 mothers given neonatal jaundice education; 16 healthcare facilities

Role
Founder-President of the implementing foundation
Reported by
WBFA 2025 Impact Report

Sources 2

LSTM-WBFA Global Health Workforce Programme (LG 130)

Self-reported

65 additional doctors trained in two states in 2025 (cumulative 266 clinicians); reported 15% rise in knowledge and clinical competence

Role
Founder-President of the partner foundation
Reported by
WBFA 2025 Impact Report

Sources 2

Dettol Hygiene Quest, 2025

Self-reported

44,504 pregnant and breastfeeding mothers reached across 36 health facilities

Role
Founder-President of the implementing foundation
Reported by
WBFA 2025 Impact Report (report cites an independent evaluation of the programme's school component; evaluation not reviewed)

Sources 2

MamaCare programmes in partner hospitals (reported 2019)

Self-reported

Stated that in hospitals running MamaCare programmes for expectant mothers 'the death rate is zero' (context: newborn mortality)

Role
Founder-President
Reported by
Toyin Saraki in Spear's interview (Apr 2019); no data source, period or sample given

Sources 3

Sources

  1. PrimaryWellbeing Foundation Africa (home page)Wellbeing Foundation Africa
  2. Primary2025 Impact Report: From Evidence to Action, Transforming Policy & Frontline DeliveryWellbeing Foundation Africa · 12 Oct 2026
  3. SecondaryToyin Saraki on her Wellbeing Foundation: 'With all my privileges, I still lost a child'Spear's · 19 Apr 2019

Record history

26 Oct 2026 Record published and reviewed.

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