First Touch to the Miracle Club
About Us
The First Touch to the Miracle Club is a student club established to support midwifery students in their professional, academic, social and personal development and to strengthen solidarity, communication and team spirit among students.
In addition to accompanying the arrival of a baby into the world, midwifery is an important health profession that supports women's health at every stage of life and contributes to family and public health. With this understanding, our club places at its center the values of love, trust, knowledge and responsibility embodied in the “first touch.”
Our club aims to create a platform that enables students to develop their professional knowledge and skills, follow current scientific developments, acquire a research culture and become closely acquainted with evidence-based midwifery practices.
In addition, we place importance not only on academic and professional development but also on students' socialization, communication with different health disciplines, development of social responsibility awareness, and a more active and productive university life.
The First Touch to the Miracle Club aims to contribute to training future midwives not merely as individuals who practice their profession, but as health professionals who research, produce, communicate, contribute to society, uphold ethical values and are able to shape their profession.
Our Mission
•To develop the professional knowledge, skills and competencies of midwifery students.
•To support scientific thinking and a research culture.
•To raise the importance of evidence-based midwifery practices.
•To raise awareness of women's, newborn, family and public health.
•To contribute to students' development as individuals committed to ethical principles, human rights and professional values.
•To support the recognition of the midwifery profession at the national and international levels.
•To strengthen solidarity, communication and teamwork among students.
•To promote multidisciplinary collaboration with other health disciplines.
•To ensure that students take an active role in social responsibility activities for the community.
•To help students embrace the concept of lifelong learning.
Our Vision
The First Touch to the Miracle Club aims to be a pioneering student club that contributes to the training of midwives who embrace a scientific, ethical and evidence-based approach to midwifery; who contribute to improving women's, newborn, family and public health; and who research, produce, share and develop leadership qualities.
Our vision is to be an innovative and sustainable student community that represents midwifery students on national and international platforms; brings together professional development, scientific production, social responsibility and student solidarity; and creates space for ideas that will shape the future of the midwifery profession.
Our Club Activities
Training and Seminars: Organizing training sessions, seminars and conferences with expert midwives, academics and other health professionals to support students' professional development.
Professional Skills Workshops: Holding hands-on workshops on childbirth, newborn care, breastfeeding, women's health and midwifery practices so that students can put their theoretical knowledge into practice.
Pregnancy and Childbirth Preparation Activities: Organizing awareness and training activities on pregnancy, preparation for childbirth, support during labor, the postpartum period and the role of the midwife.
Newborn and Maternal-Infant Health: Holding science-based events on newborn care, breastfeeding, mother-infant bonding and postpartum care.
Scientific and Academic Studies: Encouraging students to engage in research and supporting them in scientific research, poster presentations, article reading, and participation in congresses and symposia.
Interdisciplinary Collaboration: Strengthening teamwork and interprofessional communication by organizing joint events with student clubs in nursing, physiotherapy, psychology, nutrition and dietetics, medicine and other health fields.
Social Responsibility Projects: Carrying out projects that raise public awareness in the areas of women's health, maternal-infant health, reproductive health, pregnancy, breastfeeding and public health.
Career and Professional Development Days: Helping students learn about career options by bringing them together with midwifery graduates, professionals working in hospitals, academics and midwives working in various fields.
National and International Events: Following national and international developments in midwifery, encouraging participation in congresses and symposia, and helping students develop their academic networks.
Social and Cultural Events: Organizing get-to-know-you events, picnics, breakfasts, trips, games and various social gatherings to enhance communication and solidarity among students.
Why the First Touch to the Miracle Club?
Because we believe that midwifery is not just a profession; it is the responsibility of accompanying the most special moments in a woman's life.
•Develop your professional knowledge and skills,
•Improve yourself through scientific and academic work,
•Gain awareness in the field of women's and maternal-infant health,
•Learn up-to-date information on newborn care and childbirth processes,
•Connect with students from different health disciplines,
•Explore career paths and different areas of midwifery practice,
•Take an active role in social responsibility projects,
•Follow national and international developments,
•Make your university life more social and enjoyable.
“Every miracle begins with a touch.”
First Touch to the Miracle Club: Future midwives, together for the healthy societies of the future.
Contact
Social Media: @mucizeyeilkdokunus
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First Touch to the Miracle Club Events
2026-2027 Academic Year Events
Midwifery Student Orientation Program - Come Let's Get Acquainted Presentation
First Touch to the Miracle Club Activity Reports
2025-2026 Academic Year
First Touch to the Miracle Club 2025-2026 Activity Report