
While obstetric fistula is one of the most devastating childbirth injuries, it is only part of a much larger care gap.
Through our partnerships, hospitals provide comprehensive obstetric and gynecologic care, including:
To reach women who cannot access referral hospitals, trained teams also conduct intensive surgical outreach camps.
In 2025, seven camps were supported, each treating approximately fifty women in a single week. In 2026, nine camps are planned, expanding access while maintaining the same high surgical standards.
These camps extend the reach of skilled teams, strengthen regional hospitals, and bring life-changing care closer to women who would otherwise go untreated.
The Musa Project focuses on long-term solutions, not one-time interventions.
We invest in systems that make safe childbirth and expert surgical care consistently available:
One successful surgery restores a woman’s life. Strong systems protect thousands more.

By addressing both treatment and prevention, The Musa Project helps move care from crisis response to sustainable access — reducing suffering today while ensuring fewer women are injured tomorrow.
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