Football-based health education program: Women And Development Against Distress In Africa(WADADIA) besides community outreaches, we employ sports as an effective primary prevention strategy. Meet members of our all female WADADIA FC alias Kick fistula out of Africa. The team advocates…
In the spirit of celebrating #InternationalWomensMonth and as we prepare to join the rest of the global community in marking #internationalwomensday this Wednesday, Today, we choose to shift the Spotlight to our health, empowerment and rehabilitation programs that are changing…
24 year old Sharon Malala checks in at Gynocare women’s Fistula hospital ahead of a booked surgery. Sharon’s journey with Fistula started in 2020 after a prolonged obstructed labor that devastatingly resulted in a stillbirth. It’s been a rough three…
For our program beneficiaries,who come from marginalized and vulnerable backgrounds making ends meet is a huge challenge. With food production hampered by extremely hostile weather, hunger, diseases and poverty is sure a deadly combination. Through our comprehensive reintegration program, we…
Meet an all smiley Nuru, the newest beneficiary of the Habiballahi Director’s Education and Mentorship scholarship fund, having registered 316 marks in the 2022 Kenya Certificate of Primary Education. The fund targets bright students from vulnerable backgrounds was funded and…
Supporting each other through life: Fistula support group spotlight. Aside from developing and implementing agricultural, poultry family to rearing goats and cows to running catering businesses all geared towards improving their financial standings, support groups are a great and safe…
Women And Development Against Distress In Africa(WADADIA) we continue to drive action towards ending fistula and through our comprehensive rehabilitation and reintegration program we accelerate contributions towards empowering survivors. Counseling and vocational skills training has proven to significantly help restore…
As is often the case for many women suffering from the child birth injury, Mwanaharabu’s twenty eight years to find hope and road to treatment has been extremely difficult. It was tough to get the correct diagnosis, as many people…
Finally dry and ready to rebuild her life. Meet- Taka Sharon, the 14 year-old becomes the youngest Obstetric fistula survivor in our Mumias rehabilitation and reintegration center. Today, as she embarks on a new life transforming and empowering journey, she’s…
Action to fight fistula: The Voices Of Hope & Action Movement is pivotal in reducing the stigma surrounding the devastating yet preventable child birth condition and ensuring treated women are welcomed back. And through story sharing, they are a survival…
