23
May
International Day to End Obstetric Fistula, on May 23, is a day to help people learn about a health problem that affects some women who have babies. Obstetric fistula is a serious injury that can happen during childbirth, making it hard for a woman to go to the bathroom normally. It often happens in places without good medical care. This day encourages everyone to work together to stop it by spreading awareness, improving healthcare, and supporting the women who are affected. It's all about helping moms and babies have safer, healthier lives.
How to celebrate International Day to End Obstetric Fistula?
Celebrate by sharing what you've learned with others, like friends or family, so more people know about it. You can make colorful posters or drawings and put them in your school or community center. Organize a small group to read stories about brave people who have overcome this challenge. Plan a fun activity, like a walk or a run, to raise awareness. You might even bake cookies or make crafts to sell and donate the money to organizations helping women with obstetric fistula. Use social media, with adult help, to send kind messages of support and spread the word.
Where International Day to End Obstetric Fistula is celebrated?
- - International
