Accurate health information
Age-appropriate learning helps young people understand sexual and reproductive health and their rights.
Knowledge, dignity and the power to decide.
Explore the programEvery adolescent girl and young woman should be able to understand her body, make informed choices and access respectful health services. We connect reliable information with supportive communities and youth-friendly care.
We work to support adolescents’ girls and young women exert their sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR), Including their rights to make informed decisions about their bodies and have access to friendly sexual and reproductive health services such as access to correct inform, HIV&AIDS, family planning, maternal health. Through strengthening national health systems, improving social norms and advocating for policies supportive of services and rights delivery.

Stigma, misinformation and services that do not respond to young people can place health and opportunity at risk. We create practical routes to knowledge, care and meaningful participation in health decisions.
We address immediate barriers while helping build stronger conditions for the long term.
Age-appropriate learning helps young people understand sexual and reproductive health and their rights.
We strengthen awareness of and connections to respectful, confidential health services.
Girls and young women build confidence to ask questions, seek care and make informed decisions.
We engage families, leaders and service providers to reduce stigma and create supportive environments.
We begin with the experiences, priorities and ideas of girls, young women and their communities.
We connect knowledge, people and services so support becomes practical and reachable.
We build local capacity and relationships that can sustain progress beyond a single activity.
These are the changes this program is designed to contribute to over time.
Young people can identify reliable sexual and reproductive health information.
Girls and young women know where and how to seek appropriate services.
Communities discuss health and rights with less stigma and misinformation.
Service and community actors listen more closely to young people’s priorities.
Join us in building safer, healthier and more equitable opportunities for girls and young women.
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