WINNING WITH WOMEN AND GIRLS PROJECT WWW.G .
About WWW.G
The project’s overall goal is to empower AGYW with life and leadership skills to hold healthcare service providers accountable for quality SRHR services. By strengthening their voice, the project aims to reduce HIV infections and improve the overall health and wellbeing of young women in rural Southern Zambia.
- Access to quality integrated health information and services
- Mentorship in leadership skills for rights advocacy
- Strengthening capacity for community-led monitoring and evaluation
What We Are Doing
- Integrated Outreach: Conducting SRH outreach and awareness sessions in community and school settings.
- Advocacy Training: Supporting AGYW to participate in Regional Universal Health Coverage (UHC) advocacy and National Health programming.
- Accountability Meetings: Hosting quarterly interface meetings with healthcare providers to address challenges faced by AGYW.
- Community Monitoring: Conducting routine Community-Led Monitoring (CLM) and monthly M&E visits to ensure service quality.
Where We Are Doing It
- The project takes place in the rural parts of Livingstone and Choma districts within the Southern Province.
Our Objectives and Targets
The overall goal is to empower AGYW to demand their rights and advocate for high-quality, accountable SRHR and HIV services.
- Reach 800 AGYW with quality Integrated Health information and services by December 2026.
- Empower 800 AGYW through mentorship in life and leadership skills.
- Strengthen the capacity of 800 AGYW to monitor the quality of SRH/HIV services.
"Before YLAP, we had nowhere to turn for real information about our health. Now, we know our rights and where to access youth-friendly services without fear or judgment. The weekend clinics changed everything for us!"
Naledi
19 – Chipata"I never thought I could be part of making health services better. Through the training, I became a Community Health Champion, and now I help other young people understand SRHR and get the help they need."
Brian
22 – Kazungula"The interface meetings helped us improve how we engage with young people. We now offer more friendly and accessible services, and we see more adolescents coming in for SRH support."