Sexual and reproductive economic empowerment (SHE) supporting out-of- school adolescent girls’ rights and skills (SOARS)
WORUDET, in partnership with the Centre for Reproductive Rights and other six organizations, are implementing a six-year project on SRHR. WORUDET will focus on pillar 1300 and will be implementing the project in Arua, Madi-Okolo
The ultimate project outcome is to improve access to sexual and reproductive health (SRHR) services for adolescents, particularly out-of-school adolescent girls, in Kenya, Uganda, and Zambia. All these are integrated in four pillars (pillar 1100, pillar 1200, pillar 1300 and pilar 1400).
To achieve this ultimate project outcome, the project will focus on four intermediate outcomes:
Increase the use of sexual and reproductive health services, such as information on sexually transmitted infections, access to family planning and menstrual hygiene management (Pillar 1100)
Improve the delivery of sexual and reproductive health services that respond to the needs and desires of adolescents, particularly girls. (Pillar 1200)
Provide training and resources to women’s and girls’ right organizations to advocate for evidence-based, accountable and equitable health and rights’ policies, legal frameworks, and services. (Pilar 1300)
Improved knowledge sharing and cross solidarity among global citizens on global SRHR issues (pillar 1400)
