During the SRHR training, we were taught about our body rights, especially women and girls,” Daniel shared, his words infused with a newfound sense of awareness. “Women have the right to equality in work, just as men do,” he emphasized, underscoring the importance of gender equality in achieving reproductive health rights.
She joined the training program that aimed to empower women and girls to recognize their sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR) as fundamental human rights and equip them with the skills to advocate for these rights.
As Michael delved into the specifics of his newfound knowledge, his passion for learning shone through. “I never knew how the adolescent girls start puberty, but now I know,” he confessed, his voice tinged with humility and awe. “I even know when the menstruation of girls starts and how I can help during their period time.” It was a revelation, a testament to the power of education and awareness
The more we become knowledgeable, the more we can advocate for our rights,” says Zeina Abdizaya, a mother from Gumbo in Rajaf Payam, South Sudan. Today, Zeina stands as a symbol of resilience, empowerment, and advocacy, thanks to the training provided by Jamnel Care Organization.
