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Our Vision

 An Empowered Society on Sexual and 

 Reproductive Health and Rights. 

Partners in Sexual Health (PSH) is a youth serving non-profit organisation that provides and advocates for Sexual and Reproductive Health & Rights (SRHR) services - including HIV/AIDS and Gender-based Violence Prevention and Support services – to women, men and particularly adolescents and youth.

OUR AREAS OF FOCUS

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Prevention

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Treatment, Care and Support

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Research, Monitoring and Evaluation

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Advocacy and Lobbying for SRHR, including HIV/AIDS

Featured Project

Common Good Youth SRHR Project
(funded by the Social Employment Fund)

Providing 2 000 young people with employment and skills & capacity-building training while at the same time providing them with a platform to affect positive social change in their communities.

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NEWS

STORIES OF CHANGE

from our Participants, Beneficiaries and Stakeholders of the Common Good Youth SRHR project, funded by the PES's Social Employment Fund (SEF). 

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Stories of Change
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CGY-SEF Stories of Change: Nthabiseng Mogashoa, Cape Town

CGY-SEF Stories of Change: Nthabiseng Mogashoa, Cape Town

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CGY-SEF Stories of Change: Mamsie the Diva, Cape Town

CGY-SEF Stories of Change: Mamsie the Diva, Cape Town

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CGY-SEF Stories of Change: Synobia Geduld, Beaufort West

CGY-SEF Stories of Change: Synobia Geduld, Beaufort West

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CGY-SEF Stories of Change: Levona Steenkamp, Beaufort West

CGY-SEF Stories of Change: Levona Steenkamp, Beaufort West

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BLOG POSTS

Disclaimer: Partners in Sexual Health encourages members of the Siyakwazi Youth Network to do their own research and write about SRHR and other social issues affecting them in their daily lives. However, the views, thoughts, and opinions expressed in the blogs belong solely to the author, and not necessarily to Partners in Sexual Health, Siyakwazi Youth Network or any of its partner organisations.

Your Sexual Health is Your Responsibility

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