Help find, heal and empower women every day
Join our Hamlin Monthly Giver community
Obstetric fistula is one of the worst things that can happen to a woman. Through monthly giving, you can help FIND, HEAL and EMPOWER women every day.
Without medical assistance, women can experience obstructed labour for days. In Ethiopia, this often results in the loss of a baby, and debilitating internal injuries which leave a woman incontinent. Ashamed, alone, and without medical treatment, these women become isolated from their families and communities.
YOU can help. Join our Hamlin Monthly Giver community.
Join a community who are determined to eradicate fistula. Forever. As a recurring donors, with a regular gift of just $2.50 a day, are helping to provide life-changing treatment to women in Ethiopia who have suffered devastating childbirth injuries. Your monthly charity donation is one of the most effective ways to support our work, and help us end fistula in Ethiopia. Forever.
Obstetric fistula injuries are one of the worst things that can happen to a woman. Without medical assistance, women can experience obstructed labor for days.
In Ethiopia, this often results in the loss of their baby, and debilitating internal injuries which leave a woman incontinent. Ashamed, alone, in pain, and without access to medical treatment, these women become isolated from their families and communities.
Your regular monthly donations can help us find, heal, and empower these women.
It's easy to become a Hamlin Monthly Giver
The easiest way to join our monthly giving program is via our online donation form at the top of this page. Simply click on the green DONATE NOW button, confirm your location (US or Canada), add the amount you would like to give each month, and select ‘monthly’ as the payment frequency.
Joining our community of regular givers, people like Mark and Liz, is one of the most impactful ways you can help women in Ethiopia. Your ongoing donations allow us to plan ahead and deliver the best care and support we can for women with fistula injuries.
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