"Hospitals are of limited benefit if women cannot reach them, if there are no ambulances or roads for the ambulances to travel on."
Hans Rosling, Factfullness
Healthcare saves lives. But first, women must be able to reach it.
For millions of women in remote communities, distance and lack of reliable transport can turn pregnancy and childbirth into life-threatening situations.
What we do
We help communities overcome transport barriers to maternal healthcare.
Together with local partners, we develop, build and implement motorcycle ambulance solutions that help pregnant women reach healthcare when they need it.
Our approach combines practical transport solutions, local ownership and long-term sustainability.
Local partnerships
Transport solutions
Safer motherhood
Our impact so far
40,000+
Documented transports
100+
Motorcycle ambulances built
Behind the numbers
A mother awaiting the birth of her child.
A midwife ready to provide care.
A driver who arrives when needed.
Behind every number is a journey. Behind every journey, two lives.
"This ambulance has saved my life twice. The first time was after i was bitten a black mamba bite. The second time was when i got pregnant."
Claudine
Support our work
Every journey to healthcare matters.
Your support helps us work with local partners to make reliable maternal healthcare transport available to more women in hard-to-reach communities.
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Who we are
Eezer AB, Sweden
Eezer AB develops the Eezer concept, transport solutions and partnerships that enable local organizations to improve access to maternal healthcare.
Eezer Association of Sweden
The Eezer Association mobilizes supporters, volunteers and funding to help bring safe and reliable maternal transport to communities where it is needed most. Together with local partners, we work to make maternal healthcare accessible to more women.
Reducing maternal mortality requires more than healthcare facilities. Woman must also be able to reach them.
Eezer addresses one of the critical barriers to maternal healthcare: the lack of safe, reliable transport.
