Diaper Drive | Healthy Mom & Baby

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AWHONN Nurses Help Families

1 in 3 families don’t have all of the diapers they need to keep their infants clean, dry and healthy. Nurses see health complications of the serious rashes and infection created by leaving wet or soiled diapers on for too long, or by drying out and reusing diapers.

The Healthy Mom&Baby Diaper Drive is nurses in hospitals and health facilities throughout the U.S. collecting diapers to give to their most vulnerable patients. Working in partnership with diaper maker Huggies (TM) and the non-profit National Diaper Bank Network, since 2015, AWHONN nurses have shared approximately 1 million diapers with families in need right in their own communities.

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Nurses’ 2019 Goal

350,000 diapers to families in need

5.03% completed

Diapers donated by Nurses so far in 2019:

17609

Diapers donated by Nurses since 2015:

1026950

Nurses making a difference

AWHONN CA donated 14036 Diapers
South Plains AWHONN donated 1811 Diapers
AWHONN Kansas City donated 1120 Diapers
AWHONN DFW Metroplex donated 642 Diapers
5c7fffb6d9368 donated 0 Diapers

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Nurses in Action

#NURSES4DIAPERNEED "I asked myself, how would I feel if I couldn't put a clean, dry diaper on my baby, and it brought me to tears" - Cathy Jones, RN, Atlanta, GA

#NURSES4DIAPERNEED "Babies are at risk of infection and skin breakdown when they do not have enough diapers to be changes frequently" - Deborah Roache, RN, Chicago, IL

#NURSES4DIAPERNEED "We want to ensure that those in need see there are places they can go for the diapers, and those with the ability to contribute are aware of the need." - Joan Culver, MS, BSN, RN, Hammond, IN (raised 20,000 diapers)

#NURSES4DIAPERNEED "The keiki (children) of Hawaii are what drives the work we do, no child should have to ho without this basic need." - Jessica Histo, RN, Honolulu, HI