When Biftu gave birth to a girl, she named her Hamlin in honour of the place where she received care and compassion.

Chuni's family was changed because someone like you wanted to help future generations of women with planned giving.

Kelemi’s baby was stillborn and she sustained an obstetric fistula. Her life chaged at Hamlin's Harar Fistula Hospital.

Your messages of love reached our patients in Ethiopia.

Your support on Giving Tuesday gave women suffering with terrible childbirth injuries the best gift of all - their health and dignity.

Ayantu has learnt so much about herself and how to live life to the fullest on her journey to recover from an obstetric fistula.

Thanksgiving is a cherished American holiday and a time-honored tradition that centers around gratitude and sharing. Families and friends celebrate the spirit of togetherness, share a festive meal and reflect on the blessings of the past year. But families elsewhere in the world do not have as much to be thankful for. When a woman […]

Bizuyie is still unable to talk about the time she sustained a severe obstetric fistula injury 25 years’ ago. But we know her bladder was destroyed and the nerves in her legs were damaged, leaving her with difficulty walking and the need for a cane. Living in a remote village where no one knew what […]