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<p>Every year up to 3,000 women in Tanzania develop fistula after childbirth which leaves them incontinent.<strong> </strong>An estimated 24,000 women in Tanzania are living without access to treatment for this condition. Many of them have been excluded from their communities.</p>
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<p>Thanks to CCBRT (the Comprehensive Community Based Rehabilitation hospital) and Vodafone's mobile payment service M-Pesa, some of these women are now getting the treatment they desperately need. Using M-Pesa, CCBRT pays for women's travel to the hospital in Dar es Salaam, where they receive treatment and are cared for during rehabilitation.</p>
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<p><strong>With your help, we're going to raise over £7 million by June 2012, to change the lives of 31,000 women by 2016.</strong></p>
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