Advocacy

Program

Advocacy

Grassroots campaigns against sexual violence, girl-child protection, reproductive rights, and survivor support.

About the program

What advocacy looks like on the ground

Silence protects no one. Through community town halls, radio programs, school clubs, and social media campaigns, we advocate against rape and sexual violence, support survivors, and champion the human rights and dignity of women and girls.

We address the unique physical, mental, and social health needs of the girl child, offering safe spaces for reproductive health education and mentorship.

We actively engage traditional rulers, faith leaders, teachers, and parents so that survivors are believed and supported, and community charters against gender-based violence are established and enforced.

What we provide

  • Anti-rape and consent education campaigns across schools and markets
  • Confidential survivor referral, legal aid, and counselling network
  • Girl-child welfare and leadership clubs
  • Reproductive health education and menstrual hygiene support
  • Community town halls with traditional and faith leaders
  • Radio, media, and public policy advocacy drives

Gallery

Moments from the field

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Lives changed through this program

Angwan Sairiki Girls' Club
Advocacy· Angwan Sairiki, FCT

Thirty girls who learned to say ‘no’ with confidence.

Our advocacy club gives girls a safe space to talk about their bodies, their rights and their dreams, and gives their mothers the language to support them.

Angwan Sairiki Girls' Club

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