WADADIA-Habibat Mother and Child Holistic Health And Training Hospital

07/10/2026

06/10/2026

Early detection starts with one decision: get screened.

Over the weekend, we joined partners in Malindi for Breast Cancer Awareness Month, providing free breast and cervical cancer screening to women in the community.

We were honoured to be part of an effort led by Kilifi County Department of Health Services, Ministry of Health, Malindi Hands of Hope, Kenya Red Cross, The Aga Khan Hospital, Beyond Zero and other partners.

H.E. Flora Mbetsa Chibule, Deputy Governor of Kilifi County, encouraged women to embrace timely screening and early diagnosis.

At WADADIA-Habibat Mother and Child Holistic Health And Training Hospital, we believe prevention begins with access.

Know your health. Get screened. Act early.

05/10/2026

Our founder & the founder of our sister organization Women And Development Against Distress In Africa(WADADIA) Habiba C N Mohamed spent meaningful time with girls at the Mumias Vocational Skills Training Centre, listening to their stories, sharing her own and connecting with them beyond the classroom.

The girls proudly showed her their work and invited her into their hostel room.

Her vision for vocational training is clear: equip girls with skills that can open doors to productive livelihoods and economic independence.

Seeing that vision come alive through the girls we serve is what makes the work worthwhile.

01/10/2026

Who takes care of the people who care for others? We do.

We usher in October with a WADADIA Wellness Day, creating space for our team to pause, reconnect and reflect.

Thank you to our Psychosocial Support and Mental Health Lead for guiding the conversation.

Because those who care for others need care too.

28/09/2026

Healing is only the beginning.

At WADADIA Habibat Hospital, we believe recovery should extend beyond medical treatment.

Through Women And Development Against Distress In Africa(WADADIA) our sister organization reintegration programme, women affected by obstetric fistula and GBV are supported to rebuild their livelihoods through vocational, digital and financial literacy training.

Rose, a fistula survivor and hairdressing trainer, is now training fellow survivors.

Her journey reflects what inclusive recovery can look like: survivors gaining skills, creating opportunities and supporting one another towards economic independence.

23/09/2026

Wellbeing starts with caring for the people who care for others.

At WADADIA Habibat Hospital, we believe that supporting our patients begins with supporting the wellbeing of our team.

During our Wednesday Wellness and medical Day, the WADADIA team took time to pause, connect and check in on one another. Led by Nurse Caro and psychosocial support lead, the session provided a safe space for team members to reflect on how they are doing, share, listen and support each other.

In the work of providing compassionate care, our staff also need care, connection and a moment to breathe.

At WADADIA, we care for those who care.

21/09/2026

15/09/2026

SHE LISTENS. SHE RESEARCHES. SHE LEADS.

Meet Habiba C N Mohamed, our Founder and Lead Director, Counseling Psychologist, and PhD candidate, turning women’s lived experiences into knowledge that can shape better care.

Her latest research: https://journals.eanso.org/index.php/eajhs/article/view/5772 asks an important question: Is healing complete when surgery ends?

Her answer is clear: healing goes beyond the operating theatre.

From listening to women, to conducting research, to shaping holistic care, she continues to champion a future where every woman is heard, supported, and treated with dignity.

A leader. A listener. A researcher. A changemaker.

We are proud to celebrate her latest publication.
Have a read and let's have a conversation

12/09/2026

Today, Kakuyuni came to us and we went even closer to them.

Our clinical team joined partners at Kakuyuni Primary School for a free medical camp, bringing health screening, treatment and reproductive health information closer to families.

From malaria testing and treatment to blood pressure and blood sugar checks, fistula screening and referral, the day was also an opportunity to talk openly about childbirth injuries and other neglected surgical conditions.

For us, outreach is about more than providing a service for a day.
It is about listening to communities, identifying health needs early and creating pathways to appropriate care.

We are grateful to our program team Women And Development Against Distress In Africa(WADADIA), Kenya Red Cross, Afya International Hospital and DCETTI Investment for making today's collaboration possible and to the Kakuyuni community for trusting us and showing up.
Care works better when it reaches people where they are. 🤝🏾

10/09/2026

Who takes care of the people who take care of others?

At WADADIA-Habibat Mother and Child Holistic Health And Training Hospital, we believe this question matters.

After a week of KPIs, deadlines, and deliverables, the team pressed pause not because the work was done, but because the people doing the work matter too.

During Wellness Wednesday, the team came together with our Psychosocial Support Lead to ask a simple but important question:

“How are you really doing?”