The project consists of the construction of a communal space, managed, built and sustained in coordination with the community, local government, public and private institutions. This physical space, called the Casa Materna, will be managed by the indigenous midwives of the community, who will provide lodging for pregnant women and any companions they choose (children, partners, other family members) in a warm environment, similar to that of their homes, incorporating their dietary and cultural practices. It also offers a space for education in the promotion of healthy practices and behaviors related to maternal and neonatal health. This maternity home does not attend births, but cares for and prepares pregnant women for childbirth, allowing access to health services and ensuring an institutional delivery. In addition, it offers a place where the mother and the newborn together with their families stay during the puerperium until they are able to return to their homes according to the individual needs of the families.