#YouthLedHealth #SRHR4All #AdolescentSRHR
Changing the SRHR landscape
& uprooting gender inequality
ABOUT US
SRHR Africa Trust (SAT) supports adolescents and young people in southern Africa to walk healthy, happy, confident & safe pathways to adulthood.
We’re a 34-year-old NGO and network of activists, NGOs, and supporters, focused on young people, SRHR, and the drivers of adolescent health and wellness. All our programming is with young people and through young people, and our Youth Hubs and partner organisations link young people to one another, as well as linking them to health services, governments, the African Union Commission, and global agencies.
WE HAVE OFFICES IN:
WHAT WE FOCUS ON
A Youth-Led Future
Meaningful Adolescent & Youth Engagement participation and leadership (MYEPL)
The Adolescent Impact Centre
Progress & Accountability for Adolescent & Youth Sexual and Reproductive Health & Rights
A Better Normal
Supporting social norms more protective of adolescent health, agency & rights
SAT HISTORY
SAT was established in 1990 by a consortium of the Canadian Public Health Association (CPHA), the University of Manitoba, McMaster University, and the Canadian Society for International Health with a mandate to support community-based organizations to strengthen programming in HIV and AIDS in Southern Africa. In 2003, SAT was incorporated as an independent regional, not for profit organization called the Southern African AIDS Trust. Since then, SAT has evolved its programming to focus on sexual and reproductive health rights in eastern and southern Africa, and is now called the Sexual Reproductive Health and Rights Africa Trust – better known as SRHR Africa Trust (SAT).
ACTIVITIES IN COUNTRIES
SAT COLLABORATIONS
In order to truly accelerate progress in AYSRHR, and to safeguard the gains made in AYSRHR, SAT collaborates extensively with government departments, CSOs, youth leaders and youth-led organizations, UN agencies and regional economic communities at all times. SAT is also a member of various regional and global bodies and sits in various technical working groups where it lobbies and advocates for young people and their SRHR needs.