The research work focused on assessing factors that hindering male involvement in maternal health care, a case of Luchelele Ward in Nyamagana district. The general objective of this research is toexamine the factors hindering male involvement in maternal health care; A Case of Luchelele Ward, Mwanza. And specific objectives are to determine what societies perceive to be effective ways of promoting male involvement in maternal health care at Luchelele Ward, to examine the factors that limit male involvement in maternal health care despite the established laws and systems that require their involvement and to explore means preferred by men that may ensures their involvement in the maternal health care at Luchelele Ward. In conducting this research the Social cognitive theory which developed by Albert Bandura used as the framework of this study. It is quantitative study whereby it involve case study design. The methodology that study use is descriptive research, where by questionnaire and interview guide are tools which used to collect the required data. The study also use systematic random sampling to select men and women from the households while purposive sampling used to select healthcare workers. The findings shows that educational and influential seminars should be used to promote the importance of male involvement, also negative perceptions towards male involvement affect male involvement in maternal health. The researcher recommends that the government should establish laws on recommending men to involve in maternal health care, policies which will guide society to share and participate in maternal health as their responsibility and it should not recognized as women responsibility.