In order to analyze the effects of health learning on the rate of maternal mortality in Uganda, a case study of the Kampala district, specifically Mulago Hospital, was used. The study's objectives included determining the causes of maternal mortality in Kampala, as well as the effects of micronutrient and hygiene education on the rate of mortality rates in the study's geographic area. In the interest of investigating the effect of the maternal mortality rate in Uganda: a case study of the Kampala area, the study employed both qualitative and quantitative study design. The study included an examination and deliberation of the conclusions drawn from field data, including both primary and secondary data. The study also included a summary of the findings that were examined in Chapter 4 of the information gathered from respondents and during observation. The study's outcome was also given based on the author's findings in the field of research, along with suggestions for improvement that would help Uganda achieve its goal of a healthy schooling system and a low maternal mortality rate.