Restoring Dignity Through Care
Watch a documented Extended Hands fistula intervention.
Improving maternal and reproductive health, restoring dignity and strengthening the everyday conditions that protect women and girls.
Our health work combines treatment, prevention, community engagement and stronger links to care.
Extended Hands' experience in obstetric fistula provides a strong foundation for a broader women's-health platform built around dignity, access and prevention.

Our documented history includes repair programmes in Cross River, Kwara, Ibadan, Kebbi and Sokoto, delivered with hospitals, specialist teams and programme sponsors.

Fistula repair is the beginning of recovery, not the end.
The programme combines free repair interventions with prevention, maternal-health education, specialist partnerships, reintegration, follow-up and outcome measurement.
Our ambition is to build a continuum of care around women, rather than treating surgery as the only outcome.
These films document Extended Hands' fistula-repair work and the women, healthcare teams and partners behind the interventions.
Watch a documented Extended Hands fistula intervention.
A closer look at the Foundation's repair and outreach work.
Documenting treatment delivered with health and programme partners.
The human story behind fistula treatment and recovery.
Clean hands. Menstrual dignity. Safer schools. Healthier communities.
Hygiene First evolves the Foundation's established campaign into a stronger WASH and behaviour-change platform for schools and underserved communities.

Behaviour change works better when people can see, discuss and share the message.
The campaign video is part of the Foundation's established hygiene advocacy and helps communicate practical health and hygiene messages to wider audiences.

Prevent avoidable harm before it becomes a crisis.
Safe Motherhood focuses on maternal-health education, birth preparedness, early referral and stronger connections between communities and appropriate health services.
Where appropriate, we work with health partners to strengthen facilities and service delivery tied to clear programme needs.



Equipment support should be needs-assessed, linked to an identified facility and connected to measurable service outcomes.
Our health-systems principleThese organizations reflect documented past support or collaboration across Extended Hands programmes. Their inclusion does not imply that every relationship is currently active.
Documented sponsor of fistula-repair interventions delivered with SNEPCo in multiple Nigerian states.
SNEPCo support is documented across Cross River, Ibadan, Kebbi and Sokoto fistula interventions.
Supported Extended Hands' SGBV sensitisation work in schools and communities.
Part of the Foundation's documented campaign and collaboration history.
Part of the Foundation's documented partner history.
Part of the Foundation's documented institutional engagement history.