Day four of our comprehensive surgical camp focused on women living with obstetric fistula, childbirth-related injuries, and other long-neglected gynecological conditions was marked by discipline, coordination, and compassion. The day opened with a structured morning briefing bringing together surgeons, anesthetists,…
Day Three of the Humanitarian Surgical Camp at WADADIA–Habibat Hospital began with a comprehensive morning briefing attended by visiting volunteer surgeons Dr. Rachel Pope and Lindsay Furgeons, alongside a team of biomedical engineers from Johnson & Johnson led by Peter…
WADADIA–Habibat Hospital has formally welcomed to Kenya a team of international volunteer surgeons from University Hospitals (UHC), United States of America, alongside partners from Johnson & Johnson, in support of our ongoing Humanitarian Free Surgical Camp. The delegation was received…
WADADIA–Habibat Hospital concluded Day Two of its Health Service Providers Training on Holistic Care and Treatment for Women with Childbirth and Other Pelvic Floor Injuries. The day focused on strengthening clinical accuracy, ethical standards, and coordinated referral systems ahead of…
WADADIA is intensifying community mobilisation efforts ahead of the upcoming HER Dignity Free Surgical Camp, a multi-partner initiative aimed at restoring health, dignity, and opportunity for women affected by obstetric fistula and other neglected surgical conditions. Our Outreach Lead is…
Cancer is more than a disease. It is a deeply personal journey that touches lives in different ways — through fear, grief, resilience, healing, and hope. This World Cancer Day, WADADIA joins the global community under the theme “United by…
WADADIA participated in the Rotary Club of Malindi Annual Charity Walk held today as part of our commitment to community-led public health advocacy. During the event, our medical team from WADADIA Habibat Mother and Child Holistic Health and Training Hospital…
As WADADIA prepares for 2026, we are undertaking a series of intensive planning meetings to reflect on the past year, assess program performance, and chart a clear, results-oriented path forward. This process allows us to strengthen accountability, improve program design,…
January in Kenya is often a season of stress. Many parents struggle to purchase educational materials, pay school fees, and secure safe accommodation for their children. For single mothers, the burden is even heavier, juggling survival, mental pressure, and the…
In many parts of Kenya, distance, poverty, and social isolation continue to deny women timely access to maternal health care. For mothers living in hard-to-reach communities, the journey to healing is often long — marked not only by physical illness,…
