Overview
The Sebineza Women Care Foundation is a non-profit organization established in 2022 to empower and support refugee women, especially during their pregnancy journey. Officially operational since September 2024, the foundation is based in Nairobi, Kenya, and is driven by a mission to alleviate the hardships faced by refugee women and their families.

Founder
Sebineza Paul Ndasarara, the visionary behind the foundation, was inspired during his visit to Kenya in 2019. Witnessing the struggles of pregnant refugee women, he envisioned creating a safe and supportive space where these women could access essential care and resources to lead healthier and more empowered lives.

Mission Statement
To support and sustain refugee women during pregnancy by providing comprehensive care, education, and advocacy that fosters their overall well-being, empowerment and self-reliance.

Vision
A world where every refugee woman experiences dignity, support, and the opportunity to thrive during pregnancy and beyond.

Core Values

• Empathy: Caring deeply about the unique challenges faced by refugee women.
•  Empowerment: Equipping women with resources and knowledge for self-reliance.
•  Inclusivity: Embracing all individuals regardless of background or status
• Sustainability: Building long-term solutions for impactful change
• Collaboration: Partnering with organizations and communities for collective growth

Objectives

Reduce risk: Reduce the risk of pregnancy complications, stillbirths, and harm to the mother

Provide education: Teach healthy behaviors and warning signs during pregnancy and childbirth

Provide support: Provide social, emotional, and psychological support

Identify issues: Identify risk factors and potential complications

Treat conditions: Treat conditions like hypertension to prevent eclampsia, and immunize against tetanus

Identify mental health concerns: Identify mental health concerns like anxiety and depression