💙 Restore Health. Rebuild Dignity. Change Lives. Donate Now: At 63 years old, Asilia Bawa from Tana River had suffered the devastating effects of VVF fistula—a condition that robbed her of her health, dignity, and joy. But thanks to our dedicated team of expert…
Donate Now: and help restore dignity. Our Surgical Camp kicks off next Monday, bringing hope to women suffering from childbirth injuries and neglected pelvic floor conditions. Last year, Janet Dhahabu, 32, received life-changing fistula repair surgery at our sister…
Donate Now: In just two weeks, our first surgical camp of 2025 kicks off at our sister facility WADADIA-Habibat Mother and Child Holistic Health And Training Hospital in Malindi, Kilifi County. :March 3rd – 10th. We’re on a mission…
This #valentinesday, you have the power to restore health, empower women, and give dignity back to those who need it most! Donate Now: Mobile Money Payment: Paybill 400222 | Account: 892567#surgicalcamp Last year, we called upon you and because…
With in the air, and what better way to show love than by restoring hope and dignity? This Valentine’s season, let’s extend our hearts to women in need of life-changing surgeries. We’re just two weeks away from our first surgical…
Who can help? I ask again… It starts with me and you. This Valentine’s season, let’s celebrate love in action—the kind of love that heals, empowers, and restores dignity. Love is showing up for the most vulnerable, standing in authentic…
We are intensifying our efforts to raise awareness on childbirth injuries, reaching out to communities across Kenya. Our dedicated team is actively screening and referring women with obstetric fistula to the Kenya Fistula Treatment Network, where they receive free reconstructive…
Our First Free Surgical Camp of 2025 Kicks Off in March. We are on a steadfast mission to restore hope and dignity to marginalized women and girls suffering from neglected childbirth injuries. Here’s how our team is making sure no…
Yesterday, Our sister facility the WADADIA-Habibat Mother and Child Holistic Health And Training Hospital Nursing Officer in Charge, Angela Achieng, joined an inspiring women’s group at Omar Project to discuss obstetric fistula and gender-based violence (GBV). The conversation was engaging,…
Meet Margaret Waweru, a 56-year-old mother of five. Eight years ago, during the birth of her fifth child, she developed an obstetric fistula—a devastating childbirth injury. For years, Margaret endured unimaginable pain, social isolation, and discrimination. Last November, her life…
