Program 01Awareness & Education
Campaigns and workshops teaching every expecting mother — and her community — about rhesus incompatibility and how to prevent it.
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Rhesus Aid Foundation creates unparalleled awareness about rhesus incompatibility — and provides Anti-D Immunoglobulin Prophylaxis injections FREE to the pregnant women who need them.

Create unparalleled awareness about rhesus incompatibility to everyone, most especially among pregnant women — with the provision of Anti-D Immunoglobulin Prophylaxis injection for FREE.
From community awareness to free Anti-D injections, our programs work as one system so that rhesus sensitization never steals another baby’s healthy start.
Program 01Campaigns and workshops teaching every expecting mother — and her community — about rhesus incompatibility and how to prevent it.
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Program 02Anti-D Immunoglobulin Prophylaxis injections provided completely free to Rhesus-negative pregnant women, at the moments that matter.
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Program 03Free blood-group and antibody screening at community outreaches, so every mother knows her status early and can plan safely.
Explore programFour simple steps stand between rhesus incompatibility and a healthy baby. We walk every mother through all of them, free of charge.
Free blood-group and antibody screening at any outreach — because prevention starts with knowing you are Rhesus-negative.
Our educators explain what sensitization means for your pregnancy — in plain language, in your community, at no cost.
Qualified mothers receive Anti-D Immunoglobulin Prophylaxis injections for FREE at the right points in pregnancy.
Protected from sensitization, your baby arrives healthy — and every future pregnancy starts safer too.
After my first baby was lost to rhesus incompatibility, nobody explained anything to me. Rhesus Aid Foundation screened me, counselled me and gave me my Anti-D injection free. Today my rainbow baby is one year old.
I volunteer at every screening outreach in my ward. In fifteen minutes a woman can learn her rhesus status and get the counselling that protects her next baby — that is the most powerful quarter-hour in public health.
Rhesus sensitization is entirely preventable, yet it still kills babies in 2026. RAF’s free Anti-D programme closes the gap between what medicine knows and what mothers can access — they are doing the work hospitals alone cannot.