SRHR( Sexual & Reproductive Health and Rights)
Because every girl deserves informed choices.
We create safe, inclusive spaces for young people to learn about their sexual and reproductive health rights. Whether through digital literacy hubs, dialogues, or disability-inclusive bootcamps, we are committed to dismantling taboos and building a generation of girls who are empowered to take charge of their bodies and futures.
1. Digital SRHR Literacy Hubs
Overview:
We use mobile-first platforms like WhatsApp bots and digital kiosks to provide age-appropriate, confidential SRHR information to youth—especially in hard-to-reach areas.
Objectives:
To improve access to sexual health information for young people
To reduce misinformation and stigma
To promote digital health literacy
Activities:
Development of SRHR WhatsApp bots and mobile pages
Outreach in rural areas with digital kiosks
Collaboration with peer educators to refer users
Target Audience:
Youth aged 13–25, especially in rural areas
2. Community Health Dialogues
Overview:
We hold monthly safe-space conversations bringing girls, women, boys, parents, and leaders together to demystify taboo topics around consent, early sex, STIs, and more.
Objectives:
To encourage open community dialogue on reproductive health
To dismantle harmful myths and silence
To build community consensus around SRHR rights
Activities:
Monthly forums hosted in schools and communities
Moderated discussion guides and facilitator training
Follow-up counseling and referrals
Target Audience:
Families, youth, local leaders
3. SRHR Bootcamps for Youth with Disabilities
Overview:
We ensure no one is left behind by hosting inclusive SRHR bootcamps with sign language, braille resources, and disability-aware trainers.
Objectives:
To provide accessible SRHR education to youth with disabilities
To ensure inclusion in health and rights discourse
To train SRHR advocates with disabilities
Activities:
Week-long bootcamps with tailored content
Partnering with special needs schools and disability orgs
Creation of accessible SRHR learning materials
Target Audience:
Youth with disabilities, caregivers, educators