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2023

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TWCH Newsletter   13th edition Jan-March  2023

Welcome to the 14th Edition of the TERREWODE newsletter covering January-March 2023. This edition presents to you progress in a number of program areas, new developments as well as lessons learnt from operating Terrewode Women's Community Hospital (TWCH) in the last three and a half-year. We were privileged to have hosted The International Federation of Gynecology and Obstetrics (FIGO) accredited trainer and specialist, Dr. Fekade Ayenachew, who conducted training of the Medical Director in addition, to supporting the treatment.

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2022

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TWCH Newsletter  13th edition Oct-Dec 2022

Highlights progress in a number of program areas with a focus on the achievements at TWCH

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TWCH Newsletter  12th edition July-Sept 2022

We explore key exciting developments and challenges faced at TWCH.

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TWCH Newsletter   11th edition April-June 2022

A total of 103 patients received care from TWCH and 74 from partner health facilities in the quarter..

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TWCH Newsletter  10th edition Jan-March 2022

We hosted the 1st surgical workshop aimed at enhancing skills in caring for Obstetric Fistula patients. 

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2021

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TWCH Newsletter,  10th edition Oct-December 2021

At Terrewode Hospital  we treated 88 patients with Obstetric Fistula up from 57 treated in the previous quarter. 

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TWCH Newsletter , 9th edition July-October 2021

This quarter we were able to successfully treat 57 women and girls as well as provide reintegration services to 49 survivors.

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TWCH Newsletter, 8th edition April-June 2021

We have made dramatic strides in providing  treatment at TWCH to 49 women and girls in a 2 months period.

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TWCH Newsletter  -7th edition Jan-Feb 2021

Visit by the Chairpersons of the TWCH Governance Board, and the Clinical Excellence and Quality Assurance Committee.

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2020

2019

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TWCH Newsletter , 6th edition Oct-December 2020

This edition spotlights progress and gaps for this whole period in the activities of TERREWODE and TWCH.

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TWCH Newsletter, 5th edition July-September 2020

The facility has been able to treat 60 women and girl with fistula and other childbirth injuries.

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TWCH Newsletter, 5th edition February 2019

Given the work so far done, the remaining time of the TWCH project is 50 percent.

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TWCH Newsletter-5th edition July-September 2019

The Speaker of Parliament, Rebecca Kadaga, said she was happy to be associated with the facility.

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2018

2016

2014

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TWCH Newsletter - 5th edition Jan-June 2018

In this edition, we bring you stories on TERREWODE’s efforts towards the globally end fistula campaign..

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TWCH Newsletter - 4th edition April-June 2016

TERREWODE joins Ministry of Health to commemorate  efforts to eliminate Obstetric fistula in Uganda. .

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TWCH Newsletter-4th edition Jan-March 2016

TERREWODE has developed a fistula program to address prevention and treatment of the condition .

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TWCH Newsletter-3th edition Aug-October 2014

TERREWODE has been shortlisted to implement Fistula Care plus (FC+) Project in Uganda. .

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2013

2012

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TWCH Newsletter - 2th edition April-June 2013

TERREWODE in partnership with Worldwide Fistula Fund has launched the first-ever re-integration center for Fistula clients. The TERREWODE re-integration Centre (TRC) center is located in Soroti Municipality.

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TWCH Newsletter-1st  edition Jan-June 2012

TERREWODE, a Ugandan based non-governmental organization, was founded in 1999 by women of the Teso region who were committed to improving the lives and statuses of women and girl children..

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