Our Mission

Our mission is to empower young people to become global advocates with the skills, knowledge and resources needed to scale up youth friendly sexual and reproductive health initiatives and services.

We put permanent processes in place to ensure youths  have access to comprehensive sexuality education and the full range of quality care that unite all parts of their sexual and reproductive life and health.

 

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THE PREAMBLE

ORGANISATION FOR HEALTH IN SUSBTANABLE DEVELOMENT (OHISD) ASSOCIATION is a Youth-led, Youth-Serving organization that aims to ensure healthy lives and promote wellbeing for all with prime focus on Sexual, Reproductive, Maternal, Newborn, Child and Adolescent Health (SRMNCAH).

Program Focus

Our programs are focused on harnessing the voices of young people and SRHR sector actors to influence the SRHR policy and program agenda. We also work to ensure that young people receive age appropriate SRHR services and information that meet their needs and wants.

Our Slogan

Thrive, Impact and Transform

Our Key Strategies

OHISD implement a number of innovative approaches including: Youth-led quality Monitoring, Youth-led advocacy, Youth-led Social Accountability, Whole School approach, Whole Facility Approach, Gender transformative Approach, Meaningful Youth Engagement

Our Objective

We have as objectives to  reach out to the needy, Improve Adolescent Health and Well-being. We also Advocate for school-based sexual and reproductive health (SRH) education. We hope to provide Health services suitable for youth needs, provide access to basic health and reproductive health services and Eliminate unsafe Abortion and Abortion Mortality.

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At OHISD

Our mission is to empower young people to become global advocates with the skills, knowledge and resources needed to scale up youth friendly sexual and reproductive health.

Youths we Impact Say....

OHISD is a great orgnisation. It has impacted so many youths. Through it, I have had a lot of knowledge on sexual education.

Anonymous Youth