Program 1: Menstrual Health & Bodily Autonomy
We ensure that girls and young women from rural areas can manage their menstruation safely, confidently, and with dignity, free from stigma, misinformation, and structural barriers.
We take a rights-based and evidence-informed approach that goes beyond product distribution. Our work integrates menstrual health education, access to sustainable menstrual products, community engagement, and research to address the social, cultural, and systemic factors that affect menstrual experiences.
Through school- and community-based interventions, we equip girls with accurate information, practical skills, and agency over their bodies, while engaging parents, teachers, and community leaders to create supportive environments.
Key Focus Areas
- Menstrual health education and stigma reduction
- Access to sustainable menstrual products
- Peer education and community dialogue
- Research and learning on menstrual health practices
Who We Serve
- Adolescent girls and young women
- Out-of-school girls
- Girls and young women with disabilities, through adapted and inclusive approaches
Program 2: Girls’ Education & Life Pathways
The Girls’ Education & Life Pathways Program works to prevent school dropout and support girls, especially those facing structural and social barriers, to remain in, return to, and complete their education.
We recognize education as a critical pathway to long-term health, autonomy, and opportunity. Our work focuses on addressing the underlying factors that interrupt girls’ education, including poverty, early pregnancy, stigma, and lack of social support.
Rather than one-off assistance, we emphasize continuity, mentorship, and community engagement to help girls navigate critical life transitions and reclaim their educational trajectories.
Key Focus Areas
- School retention and re-entry support
- Educational materials and targeted scholarships
- Mentorship and life-skills support
- Support for adolescent mothers to continue education
Who We Serve
- Adolescent girls at risk of school dropout
- Teen mothers seeking to return to school
- Girls facing compounded vulnerabilities, including disability
Program 3: Adolescent & Youth Sexual and Reproductive Health (AYSRH)
We support young people to navigate adolescence with knowledge, confidence, and the ability to make informed decisions about their sexual and reproductive health and rights using age-appropriate, context-responsive, and rights-based education that addresses health information, consent, gender norms, and access to services.
The program also emphasizes youth leadership, safe dialogue spaces, and strong referral pathways to health and protection services.
Key Focus Areas
- Comprehensive and context-adapted SRHR education using CSE
- Gender-based violence (GBV) prevention and awareness
- Youth leadership and community dialogue
- Referral linkages to youth-friendly health services
Who We Serve
- Adolescents and youth
- In-school and out-of-school young people
- Youth with disabilities, with accessible facilitation and materials
