We strategically ensure that we provide accurate, judgment-free sexual and reproductive health information that empowers the vulnerable and marginalized adolescents, young and adults from the community grassroots levels to make informed choices about their bodies and futures through interventions that include community outreaches, VCAT sessions, Campaigns, Digital platforms, Music, dance and drama, Dialogues and IEC materials.

Through our created, decentralized and empowered referral and linkage community- based network of private and public health facilities, we ensure that adolescents, young and adults easily access timely, quality and appropriate stigma-free health care services from within their respective communities.

Additionally, we utilize our Drop in Centre, strategically organized in reaches and Outreaches to further ease access to the healthcare services.

We continuously advocate to ensure protection of human rights, improved public health, and people’s control over their own bodies and futures. Because unwritten group rules heavily dictate, through community dialogues, campaigns, public and policy awareness engagements, parliamentary and stakeholder engagements, VCAT sessions, we advocate for social norms change because: – Photo

a) many communities are maintaining dangerous traditions like child marriage, female genital mutilation (FGM), corporal punishment, and gender-based violence not out of malice but due to deep-seated social expectations and the fear of social punishments;

b) rigid norms are often limiting the rights, education, and health choices of marginalized and vulnerable adolescents, young and adults majorly women and girls from unlocking their human potentials by restricting them to narrowed societal roles.

c) Majorly adolescents, young and adult women are conforming to harmful practices because they mistakenly believe that everyone else approves of it.

d) Changing collective mindsets will create an ecosystem of mutual support where new, positive behaviors will become safe and of expected standards.

e) favorable social norms will drastically improve public health outcomes like comprehensive abortion care services or family planning adoption and survivor support.

Because capacity building in Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights (SRHR) is essential to strengthen organizations, improve local service delivery, and overcome systemic barriers like gender-based violence, negative social norms, teenage pregnancies etc. We strategically and systematically strengthen the capacity of:

a) Health service providers to reduce personal biases, break down social stigma, and ensure that patients especially adolescents and marginalized groups receive respectful, non-judgmental, and high-quality care.
b) Community leaders because they act as primary gatekeepers who shape community norms, policies, and eased health access, provision and uptake.
c) Peer educators in order to deliver medically accurate, non-judgmental, and relatable information to their peers.
d) Community champions because it equips trusted community and political leaders with the evidence, skills, and confidence to drive local policy change, break cultural silences, and expand access to friendly health services.
e) Like minded Civil society organizations to essentially combine efforts in driving effective community health outcomes.

From our fundraised resources, we purchase and distribute Sexual and Reproductive Health (SRH) commodities to prevent stock-outs, reduction of maternal mortality and to ensure that vulnerable adolescents, young and adult women can easily exercise their right to comprehensive abortion care and family planning services and products not limited to quality Condoms, menstrual hygiene products among others.