Cost of treatment was too high
Anifa Adhiambo, a 32-year-old mother of three (3) living in Mwiki, in Nairobi. She developed
Enhancing the battle against obstetric fistula to restore health, dignity, and hope
Childbirth is often celebrated as a joyful and miraculous event, symbolising the beginning of a
7th July
Enhancing the battle against obstetric fistula to restore health, dignity, and hope
Childbirth is often celebrated as a joyful and miraculous event, symbolising the beginning of a
6th July
Medical camp offers free fistula surgeries
A two-week free medical camp for obstetric fistula patients kicked off Friday at the Kenyatta
10th June
Hope for women with fistula as more repair centres on the way
According to the World Health Organization, every year, between 50,000 to 100,000 women worldwide are
25th May
Safaricom Foundation aims at restoring 1000 living with fistula by the end of the year
M-pesa Foundation aims to impact 1,000 women living with fistula by the end of the
24th May
Joy as women freed from fistula shame
An SMS Wambui received and read reluctantly thinking it a was from cons has changed
24th May
“I couldn’t control a fart”, one woman’s crusade to end fistula stigma
Despite the trauma, she founded an organisation to raise awareness about fistula and help other