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A warm welcome to our Belgium visitors

admin March 30, 2019November 11, 2020 Fertility Organisations

This week we had the honor of meeting with Mr Gady Zohori – CEO of Multi-G Pharmaceutical Products, Prof Willem Ombelet – Director of The Walking Egg Project and Mr Peter de Roo – Consultant The Embassy of The Gambia…

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International Infertility Awareness Week 2018 In The Gambia, West Africa

admin April 25, 2018 Fertility Organisations

We mark International Infertility Awareness Week 2018 with a short film celebrating the role that the Kanyaleng play in supporting childless women and breaking taboos about infertility in The Gambia, West Africa. The Kanyaleng are women who all have in…

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The Kanyaleng of Madina Salam

admin March 11, 2018March 13, 2018 Fertility Organisations, Women's Empowerment

In many African countries, having children is of out most importance. Women who can’t get pregnant, miscarry of whose babies die carry a great burden. They face ridicule, humiliation and rejection from family members and villagers. Their husbands may divorce…

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Women’s Health Care Volunteers In Africa

admin March 4, 2018April 26, 2018 Fertility Clinics, Fertility Organisations, Women's Empowerment

Dimbayaa is currently recruiting women’s health care volunteers to bridge this ‘infertility divide’ by delivering infertility awareness and prevention initiatives that will address the medical, financial, social and emotional problems of African women tortured by the silent agony of childlessness. In…

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Safe Haven Gambia Fertility March 2017

admin February 20, 2018March 30, 2018 Fertility Organisations

Skye Bank Gambia limited in partnership with The Gambia’s Safe Haven Foundation held an Infertility Awareness campaign on 14th October 2017, with a walk from Traffic lights along Kairaba Avenue to West field monument. Safe Haven has a vision to…

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Dimbayaa in The Point Newspaper

admin January 11, 2018November 11, 2020 Fertility Debate, Fertility Organisations

  Tuesday, January 09, 2018 Infertility (Childlessness) In Women  &  the Impact of Infertility in Africa A BRIGHTER FUTURE FOR GAMBIA’S CHILDLESS WOMEN The problem of infertility (unwanted childlessness) has long been a neglected health issue for many organizations working…

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Safe Haven Foundation in Whats On Gambia

admin July 16, 2017November 11, 2020 Fertility Organisations No Comments

Safe Haven Foundation is a non-profit organization driven by its mandate to support women through their fertility journey. Founded on the guiding principle of supporting women with fertility problems and recurring miscarriages, Safe Haven Foundation aims at addressing the marginalized women…

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Safe Haven Foundation In The Gambia

admin June 26, 2017 Fertility Organisations No Comments

Safe Haven Foundation is a non-profit organization driven by its mandate to support women through their fertility journey. They focus on providing support to women dealing with Infertility, and repeated Miscarriages. Participants find it helpful to learn new coping skills,…

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Dr Jonathan van Blerkom on Simplified IVF

admin June 15, 2017November 11, 2020 Fertility Organisations No Comments
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The Walking Egg in the Economist Magazine

admin September 2, 2016 Fertility Organisations No Comments

A very interesting article in the Economist about the Walking Egg Low Cost IVF Treatment in Africa Can IVF be made cheaper? Experts see two ways to try. The first is to cut the use of drugs, tests or procedures…

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Women’s Health Volunteers

If you are a women’s health care professional looking for an overseas career break or a medical student looking for a gap year placement or if you are just looking for volunteer medical work or voluntary jobs in Africa, Dimbayaa would like to hear from you.

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The Walking Egg Low Cost IVF

The Walking Egg Foundation, a charity sprang from the Genk Institute for Fertility Technology in Belgium has developed a Simplified Culture System (SCS) which allows IVF to be carried out without the need of a full laboratory, therefore massively reducing the cost and making it a real possibility in African settings.

Read more on TWE Low Cost IVF

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Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights involve all the care that is needed surrounding reproduction. Sexual and Reproductive Rights are part of basic human rights. They are essential for every person in order to fully avail themselves of the possibilities they have on emotional and physical well being.

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