Christine Muindi had never heard of a condition called obstetric fistula when she went for consultation over her inability to control her bowel movement. It scared her that she had a condition she knew nothing […]
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A group of women under the umbrella of Save a Woman Fistula Foundation have come together to create awareness of the condition which they said is not discussed enough. The women came together over the
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We will talk about the causes and impact of obstetric fistula on the wellbeing of women living with the condition.
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Wakili Sharon Korir mwathiriwa wa Fistula, anasema alipitia nyingi baada ya kugundua anaugua Fistula ukiwamo unyanyapaa kutoka kwa familia na jamaa zake. Anasema alianza kuugua baada ya kujifungua mwanawe wa pili. Baada ya kudhalilishwa
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On this episode of VOA – Our Voices, we will talk about the causes and impact of obstetric fistula on the wellbeing of women living with the condition. The World Health Organization says more
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Obstetric fistula is one of the most tormenting conditions that women undergo not only in Kenya but also globally. For 38-year-old Sharon Korir, a mother of two, her experience with the condition back in 2017
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Save a Woman Fistula Foundation is thrilled to announce our participation in the IDEOF committee 2023 in Kenya. Through a powerful collaboration with esteemed organizations such as AMREF, Flying Doctors Society of Africa, Ministry
Save a Woman Fistula Foundation is thrilled to announce that we have been honored with the prestigious SEED Social Catalyst Award, securing a grant of KSh. 200,000. This recognition and financial support will empower our
Save a Woman Fistula Foundation (SAWFF) is thrilled to announce its partnership with The University of Manchester, UK, in an endeavor to establish a sustainable distribution system for incontinence sanitary towels to victims of Obstetric
Save a Woman Fistula Foundation is thrilled to announce its collaboration with Change.org, a renowned platform for collecting signatures on petitions that drive social change. Together, we are determined to combat the stigma surrounding
On December 13th, 2022, a significant event unfolded as Sharon Korir, the visionary founder of Save a Woman Fistula Foundation, was honored with a prestigious award by the Kenya Human Rights Commission (KHRC). This exceptional
On December 3rd, 2022, Save a Woman Fistula Foundation visited SIZE 8 Reborn’s Children Home, bringing gifts and spreading joy during the festive season. This meaningful event allowed our organization and its friends to
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“I have had a tempestuous voyage to motherhood. I am a mother of two sons, who are 10 and three. My problems started when I was diagnosed with Sciatica while seven months pregnant with my
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In 2021, Save a Woman Fistula Foundation organized a remarkable National Retreat for women living with and affected by fistula. Hosted at the prestigious Emory Hotel in Kileleshwa, the retreat proved to be a resounding
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On the auspicious evening of March 5th, 2021, the serene halls of Serena Hotel Nairobi buzzed with excitement as Sharon Korir, the founder of the “Save a Woman Fistula Foundation,” was honored with a prestigious
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