In this new episode of ‘Narratives of Purpose’, Mariatheresa Samson Kadushi and Shamala Hinrichsen join host Claire Murigande to discuss the innovative app "SheHer" designed to advance women's health by providing accessible healthcare information and fostering a supportive community. Both Shamala and Mariatheresa emphasise the importance of centring women's dignity in healthcare, highlighting the disparities that still exist in the industry. They share their personal journeys into the health tech space and the biases female founders encounter when seeking funding, illustrating the broader societal challenges that persist even in progressive sectors like health tech. By collaborating and leveraging their diverse backgrounds, Mariatheresa and Shamala, together with their three co-founders, aim to revolutionise women’s health and encourage others to join in this vital work.This episode encourages a rethinking of how healthcare solutions are developed and delivered, advocating for a model that prioritises the voices and needs of women, particularly those from marginalised communities.Be sure to visit our podcast website for the full episode transcript. RELEVANT LINKS:More about the SheHer app at this websiteFollow the SheHer app: Instagram | TikTok Connect with Mariatheresa Samson Kadushi: LINKEDIN Connect with Shamala Hinrichsen: LINKEDIN Read our Women's Health articles: blog postsFollow our host Dr. Claire Murigande: WEBSITE | LINKEDINFollow us: LinkedIn | Instagram Connect with us: narrativespodcast@gmail.com | subscribe to our news Tell us what you think: write a review This second part of our Women's Health series is supported by We Shape Tech.CHAPTERS:00:06 - Welcome to Narratives of Purpose00:55 - Meet Shamala Hinrichsen and Mariatheresa Samson Kadushi01:33 - The Mission of SheHer App03:48 - Shamala's Journey into Health Tech03:00 - Mariatheresa's Background in Tech06:30 - Building a Diverse Team for Women's Health11:18 - The Importance of Women's Stories21:32 - Challenges Faced by Female Founders35:48 - Calls to Action for Listeners38:23 - Closing Remarks and Future Outlook