2-Year DiplomaMaternal & Child Health
Lady Health Visitor (LHV)
Eligibility: Matric Science or F.Sc Pre-Medical with min 45% — Physics, Chemistry & Biology compulsory · Age 15–35
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Community Midwife (CMW) Diploma
A two-year diploma that trains skilled midwives for safe deliveries and healthy mothers and newborns — right where families need them.
2-Year DiplomaMidwiferyPNC-recognized college
Overview
About the program
The Community Midwife (CMW) diploma is a two-year program that trains women to conduct safe, clean deliveries and to care for mothers and newborns in their own communities. Students learn antenatal care, normal labour and delivery, postnatal and newborn care — and, just as importantly, how to recognize danger signs and refer complicated cases to hospital in time. Skills are built in NACON's Skill Lab and refined through clinical training at Gulab Devi Hospital, Lahore.
Community midwives serve where Pakistan needs them most — in neighbourhoods, towns and villages where a trained birth attendant nearby can save lives. Graduates can practise as licensed community midwives, work with maternal and child health programs, or continue their studies in midwifery and nursing. With entry open to Matric (Arts or Science) students and an age range of 15–40 years, the CMW diploma also welcomes women returning to education.
Eligibility criteria
Who can apply
The admission office will verify your documents and confirm your eligibility when you apply.
- Matric (Arts or Science) with minimum 40% marks
- Age between 15 and 40 years
Age limit: 15–40 years
Final admission is confirmed by the admission office after document verification. Not sure whether you qualify? Call 0308-3338880 or message us on WhatsApp — the admissions team will check your documents and guide you.
What you’ll learn
Skills and subject areas you will study
Antenatal care
Monitoring mother and baby through a healthy pregnancy, visit by visit.
Normal labour & delivery
Conducting safe, clean deliveries with skill and calm.
Postnatal care
Supporting the mother's recovery in the days and weeks after birth.
Newborn care
Immediate care of the newborn, breastfeeding support and early warning signs.
Danger signs & referral
Recognizing complications early and referring to hospital in time.
Family planning
Counselling families with accuracy, respect and cultural sensitivity.
Infection prevention
Clean-delivery practice, sterilization and hygiene that protect mother and child.
Community health & records
Health education, home visits and keeping accurate maternity records.
The subjects above are indicative. The final curriculum follows the official syllabus of the Pakistan Nursing & Midwifery Council, the University of Health Sciences Lahore, or the Nursing Examination Board Punjab, as applicable to the program.
Facilities & clinical training
Learn in the lab. Train in the ward.
Healthcare skills cannot be learned from books alone. Students at NACON practise procedures in a well-equipped Skill Lab and Science Lab before performing them with real patients, study in classrooms with multimedia and internet facility, and draw on a well-furnished library with the latest editions of books.
Clinical attachment with Gulab Devi Hospital, Lahore places students in supervised hospital rotations — so that by graduation, real ward work already feels familiar.
- Well-furnished library with the latest editions of books
- Well-equipped Skill Lab and Science Lab
- Classrooms with multimedia and internet facility
- Supervised clinical exposure at Gulab Devi Hospital, Lahore
How to apply
Four simple steps to admission
Talk to us
Call 0308-3338880 or 0333-4542046, message us on WhatsApp, or visit the campus in Johar Town.
Submit your application
Collect the application form and submit it with your certificates, DMCs, CNIC/B-form and photographs.
Entry test / interview
Appear for the entry test or interview as applicable. The schedule is shared by phone and WhatsApp.
Merit list & fee
Selected candidates are notified through the merit list and confirm their seat by submitting the fee.
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