Empowering our Community

Society

Medela understands that making significant progress against the SDGs is an immense undertaking. Only through support and partnership with other like-minded organizations can we drive change to improve long-term health and societal outcomes. We are committed to advancing these outcomes by supporting parents and clinicians. At Medela, we work to increase access to breastfeeding and breast milk feeding resources, education and products. We also advance our impact by partnering with nonprofit organizations around the world that share our goals.

Annette Brüls, CEO of Medela "We aspire to have a broader impact, going beyond our direct business, to serve those around us in areas that align with our expertise and our passion." Read our Serving Society Statement

Fight Infant and Maternal Mortality and Malnutrition 

We have established two partnerships with a focus on education and training to support midwives with the goal to reduce maternal mortality. Through these partnerships, we strive to make a lasting impact through improving health outcomes. 

Learn more about:

  • Laerdal Global Health Partnership – Sub-Saharan Africa Region 

  • Wellbeing Foundation Africa Partnership – Nigeria 

Increase Access to Quality Healthcare, Education and Resources 

We understand that convenient and timely access to the latest credible scientific information is key for the ability of a healthcare professional to provide the best care possible to their patients. To date this year, Medela has provided education to 20,657 healthcare professionals (HCPs) through participation at conferences, as well as education events, e-Learnings, and webinars. 

Learn more about:

  • Initiatives to Promote Breastfeeding and Protect the Most Vulnerable Infants 

  • Medela Education Initiatives 

KIMBERLY AASEN GLOBAL SENIOR DIRECTOR COMMUNICATIONS AND CORPORATE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY "As proud new members of the UNGC, Medela recognizes the importance of the 10 Principles of the UN Global Compact in advancing the sustainability principles as outlined by the United Nations."