WADADIA is collaborating with Amref International University, Moi University, University of Brighton, AMPATH, and Kenyatta National Hospital on a health systems needs assessment to inform the development of community-based rehabilitation and prevention care services for obstetric fistula in Nairobi and…
Today, Kakuyuni Primary School became a meeting point between healthcare providers, partners and the community. WADADIA joined Kenya Red Cross, Afya International Hospital, WADADIA-Habibat Mother and Child Hospital and DCETTI Investment for a free medical camp designed to bring essential…
For a woman preparing for reconstructive surgery, the operation is only one part of a much bigger journey. There may be years of pain behind her. Fear about the procedure ahead. Questions about what happens afterwards. And, waiting for her…
At Wadadia Habibat Mother and Child Holistic Health and Training Hospital, we believe surgical care should not be limited to emergency interventions or short-term campaigns. For women living with painful, debilitating or socially isolating conditions, timely surgical treatment can be…
ome wounds cannot be seen. Yet they can determine how a person sees herself, relates to others and imagines her future. For women and girls who have experienced sexual and gender-based violence, abandonment or childbirth-related injuries, recovery is rarely only…
Healing is only one part of the journey. For girls and women recovering from sexual and gender-based violence and obstetric fistula, rebuilding confidence, learning practical skills and finding a pathway towards economic independence can be just as important. At WADADIA’s…
A medical camp is measured not only by the procedures performed or the number of patients reached. It is also measured by the quality of care, teamwork and humanity that patients experience throughout their journey. During the WADADIA-Habibat Mother and…
At WADADIA’s Mumias Vocational Skills and Training Centre, women are not simply learning to sew. They are rebuilding confidence, livelihoods and possibilities. There was a moment today at the WADADIA Mumias Vocational Skills and Training Centre that captured the spirit…
At WADADIA-Habibat, women and children are receiving surgical care but the real work of healing begins before the operation. The doors of the operating theatre at WADADIA-Habibat Mother and Child Holistic Health and Training Hospital are open, and patients are…
A woman should not have to live with pain, incontinence or other reproductive health challenges simply because she does not know that treatment exists. Yet for many women, particularly those living in underserved communities, the distance between knowing something is…
