Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights (SRHR)

Access to SRHR is vital for young women’s autonomy and well-being. Our SRHR program offers education, community outreach, and partnerships that help young women make informed health choices, promoting autonomy and dismantling stigma.

1. Strategic Approach:

- Health Literacy and Education:

Supporting SDG 3 (Good Health and Well-being) and SDG 5 (Gender Equality), we conduct workshops to improve knowledge on SRHR topics, including contraception, menstrual health, and reproductive rights.

- Collaboration with Health Providers:

We partner with health professionals to deliver accurate SRHR information and services, with a particular focus on reaching rural areas. This aligns with the Beijing Declaration’s emphasis on women’s health rights.

- Youth-Led Advocacy for Reproductive Rights:

We train young women in advocacy skills, empowering them to engage with policymakers and communities on SRHR topics, contributing to broader acceptance and understanding.

2. Impact Highlights:

Educated over 1,000 young women on SRHR topics, significantly improving health literacy in underserved communities.
Launched a youth advocacy campaign focused on menstrual health and reproductive rights, resulting in increased school attendance for girls during their menstrual cycles.
Partnered with 15 local health facilities to provide free SRHR services to adolescents, expanding access to counseling and resources for vulnerable groups.