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Every year on the 9th of August we mark the International Day of the World’s Indigenous Peoples, a United Nations observance first commemorated over four decades ago.

At the 2026 International Urogynecological Association (IUGA) Annual Meeting, Dr Biniyam Sirak and Dr Bitew Abebe shared insights with the IUGA Board on Hamlin Fistula Ethiopia’s Urogynecology Fellowship Program and how it is strengthening specialist care

Mark World Breastfeeding Week 2026 and discover how Hamlin-trained midwives support breastfeeding mothers, newborn nutrition and maternal health in Ethiopia.

Get outside and support Hamlin with fundraising ideas for hiking, swimming, picnics, cycling and the Hamlin Barefoot Walk.

During Birth Trauma Awareness Week in Australia, we are reminded that birth trauma can affect every part of a woman’s life — her body, her emotional health, her relationships and her sense of self.

On International Friendship Day, observed each year on 30 July, we celebrate one of humanity’s most powerful and healing bonds: friendship.

After graduating from the Hamlin College of Midwives, Sister Tsedenya’s first deployment was to a small rural clinic in North Mecha. She arrived guided by the spirit of Dr Catherine.

After successful surgery, Genet is now taking part in Hamlin's Women's Empowerment Program at Desta Mender