In the final days of her last pregnancy, Agnes lost all movement in one of her legs — a sign that nerves in her pelvic area were severely compressed. She labored at length with little progress at her nearby clinic. She could no longer walk by the time she was referred to a district hospital, where doctors discovered her uterus had ruptured. Her baby did not survive.

A list of news and commentary about USAID funding freezes and the threats they pose to public health and vulnerable populations across the globe.

Terrewode Women's Community Hospital's Executive Director answers questions about the impact cuts in U.S. foreign aid are having in Uganda.

Alice Emasu riveted an audience of maternal health advocates at the 4th Annual Anarcha Lucy Betsey Day of Reckoning in Alabama.

What we know, what we're doing in response to USAID funding freezes, jeopardizing the future of critically important work across the globe.

Highlights from Terrewode Women's Fund's Virtual Gathering for Kindness, Care & Courage, December 2nd, 2024.

There was no doctor at the health center when Irene Ainyo arrived labor. Nurses realized she needed a C-section to safely deliver ...

It's hard to believe it's already been 5 years since Terrewode Women's Community Hospital first opened its doors to fistula patients.

There’s something extraordinary about the smiles that beam from the faces of fistula survivors at Terrewode Women’s Community Hospital.

It was such an honor to speak with Dr. Aviva Romm, MD, a midwife and physician specializing in integrative medicine for women and children,