WHAT WE DO!

 

What We Do

    Use “gender-transformative” approaches—ones that seek to transform harmful gender norms; reduce the impact of GBV on sexual and reproductive health and rights; and change the policies, structures, and systems that hold individuals of all genders back.
    Strengthening health systems’ capacity to integrate GBV services at primary health service points and ensure survivor-centered care.
    Engage boys and men in sexual and reproductive health and rights programs to promote positive norms of masculinity, adoption of equitable gender norms, and healthy outcomes for themselves, their partners, and their children.
    Offer person-centered care and survivor-centered GBV services. This means health workers provide services that center the priorities and preferences of the client.
    Offer coaching, mentorship, and job aids to health workers at all levels of the health system to ensure survivor-centered care across sexual and reproductive health and rights services.