Intervention: The study will be conducted in four phases as discussed below. During the first (preparatory) phase, sensitization of relevant stakeholders and recruitment of trainees will be conducted. In the second phase, formative and baseline assessment as well as training of CORNs will take place. In the third phase, which will be actual intervention phase, deployment of CORNs in their respective study site will be done and in the final phase, final evaluation and dissemination of study findings will be done. The intension behind deploying CORNs to the grassroots level is just to give a backup skilled delivery and other MNH services to poor rural mothers who have difficult of accessing modern health facilities for various reasons; it has no any intention to promote or encourage home deliveries or replace institutional deliveries. Perhaps it will help to assimilate rural mothers to modern health facilities Main study parameters/endpoints: The main study end point is percentage of skilled birth attendance which is very low in local and national level. In addition secondary study parameters are percentage changes of maternal & related services uptakes. These include focused Antenatal; care (ANC), long term family planning, Prevention of Mother to Child Transmission of HIV (PMTCT) and postnatal care.