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Accelerating Contributions towards empowering survivors.

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…

Mom heads for treatment.

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…

Taka is set to rebuild her life.

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…

Accelerating Efforts To End Fistula.

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…

Player Spotlight: Valentine Susy Excels.

playerspotlight Celebrating excellent results 👌Wadadia Fc’s signee and striker, Valentine Susy is excelling on and off pitch. The enthusiastic and extremely talented 17 year-old scored an impressive B+ AGP 68. It is so great to see Valentine, who comes from…

Juliet & Anne join our vocational skills training.

Juliet and Anne join our rehabilitation and reintegration program: Women And Development Against Distress In Africa(WADADIA) runs three rehabilitation and reintegration Centers located in Mumias, Baringo and Kilifi Counties and equipped to ensure proper follow-up and development of vocational skills…

Community Fistula Sensitization.

Transforming Lives; one woman at a time.Hello #monday today, we get to focus on fistula prevention. Community outreaches and targeted sensitization meetings are pivotal in getting the word out on key obstetric fistula messages and proves over and over again…

CHVs are changing lives, one woman at a time.

Meet (from left) Phanice Nyongesa, (center) Topister Marani and Ruth Baraza, the trio make the list to our #womencrushingitwednesday feature, they are changing lives one woman at a time. The obstetric fistula survivors and community health volunteers have proven to…

Finally Free Of Obstetric fistula.

We run it back with 57 year-old Catherine Nasipwondi, the mother of eight and resident of Riverside village in Bungoma County, recalls the embarrassment, isolation, being sick on and off and the rejection she faced in the five years, she…