Women and Girls Empowerment Programs

SAYA runs programs specifically designed to empower young women and girls, particularly those from marginalized communities. From combating harmful practices like Female Genital Mutilation (FGM) to providing menstrual hygiene support, SAYA focuses on ensuring that young women have access to education, health services, and opportunities for personal growth.

Teen Mothers’ Program:

Provides social, emotional, academic, and parenting support to young mothers, enabling them to continue their education and care for their children.
Menstrual Hygiene Management (MHM): them in school and empowered.

Through initiatives like the SAYA-Men 4 Girls Tournament, SAYA distributes sanitary pads and educates girls about menstrual health, keeping
FGM Eradication Campaign:

SAYA works with local leaders and communities to eliminate the practice of FGM by 2030, educating communities about the harms of FGM and advocating for legal frameworks to ban it.
SAYA’s focus on empowering women and girls has led to tangible outcomes, such as reduced school absenteeism due to menstrual health issues, increased support for teenage mothers, and a growing movement to eradicate FGM in regions where the practice is still prevalent. These programs help girls and young women take control of their lives, health, and futures.