Grace Health Expands Partnership with Marie Stopes International
We’re thrilled to announce our latest partnership with Marie Stopes Nigeria where we together can make sure that more Nigerian women have relevant information on their pregnancy options and fertility.
Earlier this year we’ve initiated our partnership with Marie Stopes International through the Marie Stopes Ghana branch. As we’ve now seen our user base grow rapidly in Nigeria, with over 300 000 women using Grace in Nigeria, we couldn’t be happier to now also enter into collaboration with Marie Stopes Nigeria as a trusted partner on the ground.
“We were impressed by the rapid growth of Grace Health and their ability to meaningfully contribute to ensuring that more women are directed to the health services they need. The Grace chat service serves as an excellent compliment to our services as they are able to offer real time automated responses to client queries and allow the client to get a personalized understanding of her menstrual cycle and build fertility awareness. We look forward to working together with Grace Health to empower more Nigerians in their choices around their sexual and reproductive health.”
When a Nigerian user inside the Grace chat express a need for counselling and care around pregnancy options, Grace Health will refer them to Marie Stopes Nigeria. With the shared aim of making women’s health services and information affordable and accessible to all women; we look forward to collaborate in order to together make sure that even more women have a choice.
“We’ve seen a rapid growth of our user base in Nigeria and with that also an increase in questions around pregnancy options. Through our partnership with Marie Stopes Nigeria, we are continuing the vision of serving women all the way from information to access and allowing more women to be in control over their family planning choices, health and wellbeing. From these increased requests we also see that our digital service, which is private, trustworthy and available around the clock, can really fill the information and resource gap for women by scaling access to sexual and reproductive health information and services tailored to HER needs.” Estelle Westling, Founder and CCO at Grace Health
