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Women's and Children's Health
mproving the lives of women, children, adolescents and newborns is one of the most important investments in global health. Healthy, empowered women and youth are at the center of strong families and the core of thriving communities with more productive economies and fewer people living in poverty. At Johnson & Johnson, we strive to provide an equal opportunity for women and their children to access quality care, information and education to ensure continued health, happiness and prosperity throughout the course of their lives.
Our Aspiration: A world where every woman and child survives and has the opportunity for a healthy future.
5-Year Target: 60 million women and children will have received support and tools to enable a healthy future.
Status: Off Track
Our Impact:
• DREAMS Thina Abantu Abasha: A Youth-led Initiative Aimed at Reducing HIV Infection Rates
• Ending Child Marriage Supports Girls' Empowerment
and Reduces Premature Birth
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At Johnson & Johnson we envision a world where every mother and newborn has the chance to live a healthy and productive life. Since our 2010 commitment to Every Woman Every Child, Johnson & Johnson has invested over $25 million to save newborn lives, touching more than 11 million newborns in 26 countries.
When you think about what Johnson & Johnson does on a daily basis to improve the lives of women, things like making parenting easier (what would we do without No More Tears® shampoo?) or giving us glowing skin (thanks, Neutrogena®!) probably come to mind.
In the Middle Ages, there was a Latin phrase that came to represent the idea that all public policies should be created with the full participation of everyone who’d be affected by them, even (and especially) groups generally excluded from political, social and economic opportunities.
The sky is the limit for 18-year old Mercy Adhiambo Stephen from Muhuru Bay, Kenya. A graduate of the Women’s Institute of Secondary Education & Research (WISER), Mercy has been accepted at Pwani University in Mombasa, where she plans to study computer science and hopes to further her education in the United States.
When you’re a company whose guiding principle is to help make the world a safer and healthier place, one person at a time, there is often no better way to measure impact than to pack your bags and experience hard work in action.
We are proud to announce a new partnership with the Government of Canada, World Vision, Plan International Canada and Save the Children in creating Born On Time, a new initiative whose goal is to ensure every birth is full term, and every child has an opportunity for a healthy start in life.
Johnson & Johnson has signed up to the 2030 UN Sustainable Development Goals—the world’s road map for progress.
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