This document presents preliminary results from a baseline household survey assessing utilization and expenditures for maternal and newborn care. A two-stage sampling strategy was used to randomly select 1,813 women who had completed a pregnancy in the previous year across four districts. Descriptive results show high ANC utilization but lower rates for 4+ visits and early first visits. Non-facility deliveries were associated with increased age, household size, number of children, distance to facility, lower socioeconomic status, illiteracy, and residing in Balaka district. Regression analysis will further examine determinants of non-facility deliveries and out-of-pocket expenditures.