Empowering Communities with SRH Knowledge
Our Sexual and Reproductive Health (SRH) Programme works to ensure that adolescents, youth, and women in the Lake Victoria region have access to accurate, comprehensive sexual and reproductive health information and services. By addressing knowledge gaps and removing barriers to care, we help prevent unintended pregnancies, reduce maternal mortality, and improve overall reproductive wellbeing.
We partner with county health departments, schools, and community health volunteers to deliver structured SRH education sessions and facilitate access to family planning services for those who choose them.
Champion SRH Rights
Your support helps us deliver SRH education to thousands of young people and support maternal health in our communities.
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A structured, evidence-based approach to creating lasting change in the communities we serve.
SRH Education
Structured sessions on menstrual health, puberty, STI prevention, and family planning in schools and communities.
Maternal Health
Supporting pregnant mothers with antenatal care education and facility delivery referrals.
Adolescent Services
Youth-friendly services and safe spaces for adolescents to access SRH information confidentially.
Fistula Awareness
Community sensitization on obstetric fistula prevention and treatment linkage.
Male Involvement
Engaging male partners in SRH and family planning decision-making.
Short-Term Goals
- Reach 2,000 women and girls with SRH education
- Establish 5 adolescent-friendly safe spaces
- Train 50 male SRH champions in target communities
- Link 100 pregnant mothers to antenatal care facilities
Long-Term Goals
- Eliminate preventable maternal and infant deaths
- Achieve 90% facility delivery rate in target areas
- Build a sustainable community SRH education network
- Reduce teenage pregnancy rates by 50% in 5 years
Implementation Approach
We believe in participatory approaches that empower local communities to lead their own development.
Community Dialogues
Facilitating open forums and 'Women Barazas' to address root causes of vulnerabilities and promote shared learning.
Capacity Building
Training peer educators, 'Male Champions', and youth ambassadors to cascade knowledge throughout the region.
Strategic Partnerships
Collaborating with county governments, health facilities, and faith-based organizations to ensure sustainable impact.
Who We Serve
Our focus is squarely on the most marginalized and hard-to-reach populations in the Lake Victoria Region.
- Geographic Focus: Homabay town, Karachuonyo, Kasipul Kabondo, Rangwe, Suba North and South.
- Vulnerable Groups: Single parents, orphans, street children, and youth.
- Living Conditions: Informal settlements, slums, and rural semi-urban areas.
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