In February, the 1st Joint Steering Committee Meeting for the IEBR Program was held at the Indonesian Ministry of Health, bringing together CMF representatives, government leaders, and hospital partners to review progress, address implementation challenges, and confirm strategic milestones for the years ahead.

CMF’s CEO attended the Public Health Forum 2026 on 24 January 2026, hosted by the School of Public Health under the theme “Public Health: Challenges, Opportunities, and Innovations.” The Forum brought together 200+ participants to explore public health challenges, collaboration, and policy innovation.

We are pleased to share the success of our recent Neonatal Resuscitation Program training in Gansu’s southern regions—Longnan, Tianshui, and Pingliang. This initiative, empowered by your generous support, has made a profound difference for rural healthcare professionals and the newborns they care for.

We’re proud to share exciting developments in our neonatal training efforts in Central Gansu, where your support is helping to cultivate a brighter future for newborns.

CMF was honored to partner with Clifford Chance Hong Kong office once again on the Responsible Business Projects.

HKU Partners with Fudan for Final Program Evaluation!

We are thrilled to announce that Ganzi People’s Hospital has been confirmed as the launch site for the Every Baby Rescued (EBR) program.

Following our visit with the Indonesian Minister of Health in May, CMF enlisted the expertise of Children’s Hospital of Fudan University to investigate the root cause of the problem the Minister identified: the extremely high death rate of newborns in Indonesia.