TSF trains community women and young girls to strengthen their knowledge, confidence and leadership on women’s health, sexual and reproductive health rights, gender-based violence prevention, referral pathways and access to confidential support services.

The training targets women, adolescent girls, young people and community advocates within TSF project communities. It creates a safe space for participants to learn, ask questions, share experiences and receive accurate, non-judgmental information on issues affecting their health, safety and wellbeing.

This activity is implemented to address misinformation, reduce stigma, promote safer health-seeking behaviours and empower women and girls to make informed decisions about their bodies, health and rights.

Through participatory discussions, storytelling, group exercises, question-and-answer sessions and distribution of approved information materials, participants are equipped to support themselves and others in their communities. The training also strengthens awareness of referrals pathways and support.

TSF believes that when community women and young girls are informed and empowered, they become strong voices for healthier families, safer communities and improved wellbeing for women and girls.