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Pilot With OmugwoCare

OmugwoCare partners with organizations that want to support mothers with practical, culturally responsive, non-medical postpartum support and care navigation during the first 40 days after childbirth.

The Omugwo Village Pilot is designed to help partners test a structured support model that centers the mother, organizes the family’s village, supports caregiver matching requests, and provides de-identified implementation reporting.

Pilot Model

A typical OmugwoCare pilot may include:

  • 25 to 50 mothers
  • 3 to 6 months
  • 5 to 10 trained non-medical caregivers
  • One partner organization or a small partner network
  • 40-Day Mother Care Plan
  • Family Care Circle coordination
  • Caregiver matching request workflow
  • Non-medical support coordination
  • Referral navigation when needs exceed OmugwoCare’s scope
  • Caregiver training and quality tracking
  • De-identified partner reporting

Example Pilot Use Cases

An employer sponsors OmugwoCare support for employees preparing for birth or returning from parental leave.

A nonprofit or community organization helps mothers access structured first-40-days support.

A partner refers interested mothers to OmugwoCare for non-medical postpartum support planning and care navigation.

A foundation funds a cohort of mothers to test a culturally responsive postpartum support model.

A community partner supports mothers who are far from extended family and need help rebuilding their village.

What the Pilot Helps Test

The pilot is designed to help answer practical implementation questions such as:

  • What support do mothers need most during the first 40 days?
  • How can families prepare before birth?
  • How can a Family Care Circle reduce confusion and make support visible?
  • What caregiver support requests are most common?
  • How can non-medical support be coordinated safely and respectfully?
  • What partner-facing metrics are useful without exposing private family information?
  • How can OmugwoCare support mothers while staying clearly outside medical care?

Reporting and Privacy

OmugwoCare prioritizes privacy and responsible reporting.
Partner reports should be aggregated and de-identified. Reports may include:

  • Number of mothers enrolled
  • Number of 40-Day Mother Care Plans started or completed
  • Support priorities selected
  • Caregiver matching requests
  • General support categories requested
  • Family Care Circle participation
  • Referral navigation categories
  • Satisfaction or feedback summaries
  • Implementation lessons

Reports should not include individual medical information, diagnosis, treatment details, sensitive health information, or identifiable private family information unless legally reviewed and specifically authorized.

Non-Medical Scope

OmugwoCare is not a medical provider, home health agency, nursing service, therapy provider, diagnostic tool, emergency service, clinical monitoring service, or replacement for licensed providers.
OmugwoCare provides practical non-medical postpartum support and care navigation.
If family needs exceed OmugwoCare’s scope, OmugwoCare supports referral navigation and encourages the family to contact appropriate licensed providers, emergency services, or community resources.

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What Happens After You Submit

After you submit a pilot conversation request, OmugwoCare may follow up to discuss:

  • Your organization type
  • The mothers or families you want to support
  • Pilot goals
  • Potential cohort size
  • Geographic area
  • Funding or sponsorship model
  • Timeline
  • Data and reporting needs
  • Referral resource expectations
  • Non-medical scope boundaries
  • Next planning steps

Submitting a pilot inquiry does not create a partnership, service agreement, funded pilot, or obligation. Pilot details must be reviewed and confirmed in writing.

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