Working Together to Expand Access to Women’s Healthcare
Women and girls make up approximately half of the world’s displaced population, with more than 60 million people forcibly displaced or stateless worldwide, according to UNHCR.
Displacement creates significant barriers to women’s healthcare. Many women are unable to access routine, preventive, or sensitive medical services in a safe and timely way.
WHOM International works in partnership with established medical NGOs to close these gaps in care — delivering women-centered healthcare in settings where access is limited.
Founded in 2022, WHOM has been providing women’s health clinics and educational sessions one week each month in partnership with local and international organizations.
Our team brings clinical expertise, global health experience, and a shared commitment to women’s healthcare access.
Medical Director
Family Medicine Physician (U.S.-trained and licensed), MSc, International Affairs
Kate is a board-certified Family Medicine Physician with a distinguished background in human rights advocacy, cultivated through her work with Amnesty International's Individuals at Risk program.
Kate's journey has led her to providing healthcare in challenging environments such as refugee camps in Greece and supporting those fleeing conflict in Ukraine. In the US, she focused on maternal-child health within migrant communities in Rhode Island.
Currently, Kate serves as a Hospitalist in Salinas, California, advocating for healthcare access in underserved communities while pursuing certification in Global Health and Tropical Medicine.
Kate is dedicated to empowering patients to make informed health decisions, working tirelessly to create a healthier and more equitable world.
Clinical Services Director
MSc (c), BSc, HCPC, CIPD
A dual-qualified professional from Northern Ireland, Cat combines 15+ years of senior HR leadership in non-profits with expertise as an Advanced Paramedic.
Her career includes managing global HR transformation in large-scale non-profits & coordinating medical programs in challenging environments, reflecting her commitment to humanitarian causes.
Cat's passion lies in equal healthcare access and patient empowerment in diverse clinical settings.