To Efrance, six months with a fistula felt like six years; because of her condition, Efrance felt shamed by her husband and community, and stopped going to church and other public functions. Desperate for help and support, Efrance decided to visit her church pastor for counseling, where she learned about UVP and its no-cost Fistula Repair Camps.
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Future Fistula Ambassador
“As a result of [my] fistula, I faced stigma, self-isolation,…
More Than Just a Physical Injury
At only 18 years old, Doreen has experienced her fair share of hardship: an arranged marriage, challenging labor, a stillborn child, and an obstetric fistula. Feeling lost, she attempted suicide. After learning about UVP and its fistula surgery camps, she started to regain hope. Doreen’s fistula was successfully repaired at Kamuli Mission Hospital, and UVP’s reintegration program played a pivotal role in helping her regain her physical and mental well-being.
The Worst Problem
Scovia has received 5 fistula surgeries Scovia is 35 years…
The Fourth Endangered My Life
Mutesi Joyce (42) lives in Kavule Village in Namutumba District.…
Serendipitous Encounter Leads to Life-Changing Procedure
As we sit in the bright sunshine on the veranda…