Our Mission
To end vaginal prolapse and incontinence through pelvic health education and
non-surgical advocacy.
Thousands of women in Belize and beyond live with pain, prolapse, and incontinence—without access to care.
We’re changing that.
1 in 4 women globally experience pelvic floor dysfunction, a common but often untreated condition affecting quality of life.
Why we do this?
Belize has no pelvic floor physical therapists.
Women suffer in silence from conditions that are treatable—without surgery.
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Pelvic health care isn’t a luxury. It’s essential.
Who We’re Helping
We’re serving women across Belize—many traveling hours to receive care.
This mission focuses on underserved communities in the northern region near the Mexico border.
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These are mothers, daughters, grandmothers, aunts, sisters and caregivers finally getting the help they deserve.
Why It Matters
With the right care, women can:
• Regain control over their bodies
• Live without pain or discomfort
• Restore confidence and daily function
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Simple education and therapy can change everything.
What We’re Doing This June 2026
myPFM is partnering with Global Surgical Expedition (GSE)— a team of urologists and urogynecologists that have been providing life changing surgeries in Belize for over a decade. GSE identified a nonsurgical need- many people can improve incontinence and prolapse through pelvic floor physical therapy and nonsurgical management. ​
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Establish a 3-room portable Pelvic Physical Therapy clinic within the facility’s breakroom/conference space
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Includes pipe-and-drape partitions, massage therapy tables, and essential clinical supplies
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Sponsor three advanced pelvic floor physical therapists to deliver care
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Taryn Hallam
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Stephanie Lewis
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Jeanice Mitchell
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Deliver specialized training for 3 Belizean physicians led by Taryn Hallam, world renowned pelvic floor physiotherapist researcher and educator.
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Morning lectures on pelvic floor health and pessary use
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Afternoon hands-on patient care with real-time learning, mentoring, and collaboration
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4-day immersive clinical and educational experience
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Provide an educational workshop for local midwives
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Focus on identifying OASI (Obstetric Anal Sphincter Injury) risk during pregnancy
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Emphasize early postpartum perineal trauma care
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Operate afternoon pelvic health clinics
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Services include pelvic PT, pessary fitting, and perineal compression support
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Designed for individuals experiencing prolapse and incontinence who may not need or want surgery
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This is the first time this has been done in Belize!
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Together, we’re introducing nonsurgical pelvic health care to fill a critical gap in treatment.
Help Us End Vaginal Prolapse
Give With Purpose—Sponsor a Need
Educate for Long-Term Impact
$200
Teaching Materials & Handouts
Provide tools, anatomy models, images and education women can use beyond the clinic.
Fund Daily Clinic Supplies
$250
Disposable Clinic Supplies
Gloves, disinfectants, exam tools, and essentials for safe care.
Equip the Clinic
$600
Massage Therapy Tables (3 units)
Provide safe, comfortable treatment spaces for patients.
Build Private Treatment Spaces
$1800
Portable Wall System (Pipe & Drape)
Create 10 private cubicles for patient dignity and care. (Reusable for future missions)
Support Patient Recovery
$2400
Pelvic Bras for perineal compression for 30 patients
(including sizing kits)
Help women manage symptoms and regain comfort in daily life.
Provide Essential Medical Devices
$5000
Pessaries + Sizing Kits (30 Patients)
Offer non-surgical solutions for prolapse and incontinence. (Remaining supplies will be used on the next trip)
Send the Specialists
$6000
Trip Fees for 3 Physiotherapists
Bring expert pelvic health care to communities with none.
($2,000 per therapist)
Thank you for being part of this mission.
You’re not just donating—you’re changing lives.
