Health programming is built around community health workers, mothers' groups and local clinics — the people already trusted in their neighborhoods.
Our priorities include sexual and reproductive health and rights education, menstrual health information, youth-friendly services and accompaniment, support for teenage mothers, and HIV prevention, care and treatment adherence alongside advocacy against stigma and discrimination.
Peer support networks help women and girls living with HIV access care without shame, and connect health support with trauma healing and mental well-being.
Where clinical care is needed, our role is information, accompaniment and referral to qualified local health services rather than direct medical treatment.