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HER DIGNITY: Heal, Empower, Restore Dignity The first day of WADADIA’s Free Gynaecology and Fistula Surgical Camp is underway at WADADIA-Habibat Mother & Child Holistic Health and Training Hospital in Malindi, Kilifi County. The camp, running from 2–8 November 2026, is providing care to women and girls affected by obstetric

At WADADIA, we believe every woman deserves access to quality healthcare, dignity and support throughout her healing journey. As part of our commitment to improving women’s reproductive health and wellbeing, we are announcing a Free Gynaecology and Fistula Camp running from 2–8 November 2026 in Malindi, Kenya. The camp will

For a woman living with obstetric fistula, reaching treatment may begin with someone willing to listen, challenge stigma and help her find care. In Kakamega, WADADIA’s Male Involvement Group leaders are taking fistula awareness into their communities, engaging men, families and local leaders in conversations about prevention, identification and referral.

A successful fistula repair is not the end of the healing journey. At Marafa Health Facility, WADADIA’s outreach and psychosocial support team engaged women at different stages of fistula care from those preparing for surgery to women already recovering after repair. The sessions focused on practical and emotional preparation for

Awareness matters but access to screening turns awareness into action. Over the weekend, the WADADIA-Habibat Mother and Child Holistic Health and Training Hospital joined partners in Malindi for Breast Cancer Awareness Month, supporting free breast and cervical cancer screening for community members. The event brought together health and community partners

A vision becomes meaningful when you stay close to the people it was created to serve. WADADIA’s Founder recently spent meaningful time with beneficiaries at the Mumias Vocational Skills Training Centre, engaging directly with the young women at the heart of the organisation’s economic empowerment work. As the visionary behind