Health and Well-Being Education
Health and Well-Being Education
Health and well-being are at the core of our mission to ensure that young people with disabilities live healthy, informed, and empowered lives.
137
Participants
91
Females
46
Males
1.4M
Impressions
383,000
People reached online
Problem
Young people with disabilities often face inaccessible health information, stigma, and service barriers in sexual, reproductive, menstrual, and mental health.
Who it serves
- Young people with disabilities
- University students and youth leaders
- Caregivers, educators, and health providers
Key activities
- Co-designed SRHR and menstrual health dialogues
- University peer support and wellness coaching
- Digital awareness campaigns and inclusive outreach
Outcomes
- Improved menstrual health awareness
- Increased SRHR knowledge
- Inclusive participation of both genders
- Stronger support networks
- Integration of mental health into programming
How to join
- Register through the Get Involved form
- Join peer dialogues and campaign workshops
- Partner as a health service provider
Unique Periods Dialogues
Safe, accessible forums for young people with disabilities to discuss menstrual health, dignity, and supportive care.
- Youth-led conversations on menstrual management
- Accessible information in local languages
- Barrier-free spaces for honest dialogue
Preventing early pregnancies among university students
Focused activities support students with disabilities to make informed choices and build resilience on campus.
- Campus SRHR education sessions
- Mentorship with peer health advocates
- Confidential referral pathways
International Women’s Day activities
Inclusive events and campaigns that highlight the leadership of women and girls with disabilities.
Digital campaign impact
Online storytelling and awareness-raising that reached thousands with disability-inclusive SRHR messages.
- 1.4 million impressions across platforms
- Accessible digital content and audio shares
- New online support networks for young people
“Health and well-being are at the core of our mission to ensure that young people with disabilities live healthy, informed, and empowered lives.”
Key outcomes
Improved menstrual health awareness
Increased SRHR knowledge
Inclusive participation of both genders
Strengthened support networks
Integration of mental health services
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