Result: In the maternal health, a percentage of 61.8 had experience of antenatal care. The timing of the first antenatal contact was average 8.2 weeks. Doctor (45.5%), midwife (19.1%) and nurse (2.7%) were included as health care provider in antenatal care. Reported content of antenatal care during pregnancy were height/weight taken (29.1%), blood pressure (34.5%), urine analysis (51.8%) and blood analysis (37.3%). The majority of the women (67.3%) delivered at hospital, amounted to 32.7% of women delivered at home. A nurse/midwife assisted at 26.4 percent of the births while doctors assisted with the delivery of the remaining 38.4 percent of births. During labor, 38.2 percent had serious emergency indications and needed to transfer recommending hospital. Moreover, 40.5 percent could not get opportunity to move other hospital. Of the total participation, 30.9 percent had experience of postpartum care. In the child health, findings in healthy newborn infants were 59.7 percent and hospital delivery (40.9%) was relatively high compared to home delivery (22%). Most of women (82.7%) breastfeed a baby more than one month. A percentage of 77.3 received routine vaccination.