Sensitization on the Issue of Women with Disabilities Towards Inquisitive SRHR Program

Description

Key aspects of the program included:

1. Raising Awareness of SRHR:
   • The session aimed to break down the stigma and misinformation surrounding sexual and reproductive health issues for women with disabilities.
   • Participants were educated about the specific SRHR needs of women with disabilities, including family planning, sexual health, reproductive rights, pregnancy and maternal health which are often overlooked or inaccessible to this group.
2. Promoting Inclusive SRHR Policies and Services:
   • The program encouraged participants to advocate for more inclusive and accessible SRHR policies and services at the local level.
   • It stressed the importance of creating healthcare systems that cater to the unique needs of women with disabilities, ensuring that these women can exercise their rights in all aspects of sexual and reproductive health.
3. Empowerment and Advocacy:
   • Participants were motivated to become active advocates for the rights of women with disabilities, helping to challenge societal norms and prejudices.
   • The program aimed to equip individuals with the tools to support and empower women with disabilities in making informed decisions about their sexual and reproductive health.
4. Goal:
   • The goal of the sensitization program was to promote a better understanding of SRHR issues for women with disabilities and encourage more inclusive approaches within the healthcare system.
   • By addressing the stigma and providing knowledge, the program sought to ensure that women with disabilities are able to fully access their sexual and reproductive rights in a safe and supportive environment.

Overall, the sensitization program played an important role in fostering a more inclusive community, where women with disabilities are supported in accessing their SRHR and can advocate for better policies and services.