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Advancing the dignity, health, and rights of women, girls, and marginalised communities across Africa, because rights are not negotiable.
Six interconnected areas of intervention, from maternal health to policy advocacy, that together advance reproductive rights and wellbeing.
Strengthening access to quality maternal health services, skilled birth attendance, and postnatal care, reducing preventable maternal and newborn deaths in underserved communities.
Expanding access to comprehensive family planning services, reproductive health education, and contraception, enabling individuals and couples to make informed choices about their futures.
Building community-based prevention systems and survivor-centered response pathways for gender-based violence, integrating psychosocial support, legal aid, and health services.
Delivering age-appropriate, comprehensive sexuality education and youth-friendly SRHR services, equipping young people with knowledge, skills, and access to make empowered decisions.
Generating evidence, building coalitions, and engaging policymakers to advance legal and regulatory frameworks that protect and promote sexual and reproductive rights across Africa.
Engaging community leaders, men and boys, and faith communities in challenging harmful gender norms and building supportive environments for SRHR.
Four principles that guide every aspect of our SRHR programming, from design to delivery to accountability.
All programming grounds SRHR as a fundamental human right, promoting autonomy, dignity, and non-discrimination regardless of age, gender, or location.
We design programs with communities, embedding local health workers, champions, and peer educators who serve as trusted agents of change from within.
Rather than siloed interventions, we link SRHR services with livelihoods, education, and psychosocial support, addressing the whole person.
Robust monitoring and evaluation, community feedback loops, and transparent reporting ensure programs deliver real, measurable impact.
AIRCE's SRHR programming is explicitly designed to reach those who are most often excluded from health services, adolescent girls, women with disabilities, rural communities, and survivors of gender-based violence.
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