Contraception: Everybody wants it, but not everyone has it. 214 million women around the world want to determine if and when to have children, but lack access to family planning. Wait, what?! WTFP?!

Meet some of the people who are making a difference.

Connecting with Adolescents Using Skill and Empathy

For Sarah Weaver, becoming a parent at 19 was incredibly and unexpectedly difficult. She was a peer educator for the Re:MIX program in Austin, Texas discussing relationships, consent, gender, and contraception for girls and boys.
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To connect with adolescents requires both skill and empathy. Sarah explains, “Giving young people the resources to keep themselves healthy or keep their children healthy is very important to me.”
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Enidyjoy

Enidyjoy is an EngenderHealth-trained Head Nurse at the Kalinzi Dispensary in Tanzania.

Claudine

Dr. Claudine Monganza recognized the importance of helping others and was determined to become a physician.

Mariam

A mother in Tanzania, receiving family planning services supported by EngenderHealth.

Rashida

A mother in Bangladesh, receiving family planning services supported by EngenderHealth.

Claudine

Dr. Claudine Monganza recognized the importance of helping others and was determined to become a physician.

Zenebech

Zenebech and her husband Haile take great pride in raising their son, Dawit.

Mimi

Mimi Amesa has become a trusted health leader in her rural community in the Amhara Region of Ethiopia.

Fatema

Fatema is one of 1,400 women who work at the Versatile Apparel factory in Dhaka.

Juliana

A family planning champion in Ghana, trained by EngenderHealth.

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