




„Caring for Tomorrow" is a starting-point and source of support on how to improve existing healthcare plans on Maternal and Newborn Health.
May 18 - May 23, 2013 - Melbourne, Australia
Emilia Müller, the head of the “Bavarian State Ministry of Federal and European Affairs” awards the “Medal for Particular Services to Bavaria in a United Europe” to EFCNI’s co-founder and chairwoman of the executive board, Silke Mader. The award honors Ms Mader’s involvement and dedication to better the situation for preterm infants and their families in Europe.
„Too Little, Too Late - Why Europe should do more for preterm infants“ provides a compelling picture of the impact of preterm birth across 14 European countries.
One baby in ten is born premature. Worldwide. Give preterm babies your voice and vote! For a strong start in life at "ene, mene, mini."
"World Prematurity Day" is an awareness day on November 17 that honours preterm infants and their families. It was first celebrated by EFCNI and our partner parents‘ organisations in 2009.
In view of the demographic development there is not only an ethic but also an economic necessity to have a stronger focus on the improvement of child and family health. EFCNI is co-organising this event under the topic “Infant Health, Quo Vadis?” taking place 21 - 22 June 2013 in Passau, Germany.
For more information (in German language) and registration view more.