Pathfinder International
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These briefs convey lessons learned from Pathfinder’s adaptations to sexual and reproductive health (SRH) services, training, quality assurance, and social and behavior change programs during the COVID-19 pandemic, providing insights for SRH program preparedness during future emergencies.
Pathfinder’s Act With Her program in Ethiopia partners with adolescent girls and their communities through a multi-sector approach to forge healthy and happy futures. These learning snapshots synthesize data and implementation experiences engaging 13,000 very young adolescents.
Pathfinder’s recently updated youth-friendly services manual includes a comprehensive trainer’s guide and accompanying slides that can be used to update the skills of health workers in providing sexual and reproductive health services to adolescents and youth.
Since 1957, Pathfinder International has worked in more than 70 countries, partnering with public health systems to offer quality, accessible sexual and reproductive health care and contributing to healthy communities. We are pioneers. Pathfinder developed some of the first programs to improve adolescent and youth sexual and reproductive health, engage religious leaders as champions of family planning, and reach women in isolated settings with modern contraception. Our programs foster gender equality—allowing millions of women and girls, each year, to decide whether or when to have children and involving men and boys in respecting and supporting their choices. Last year, alone, our programs averted more than 4.8 million unintended pregnancies and engaged more than 5.5 million adolescents and youth in contraceptive counseling and services.
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Key Insights for First-Time Parent Programs
Pathfinder’s Evidence to Action (E2A) Project shares eight insights garnered from designing and implementing programs for first-time parents.
Women Leading Us Through the Pandemic
This photo blog tells the story of Cesaltina Mungueand and health workers like her in Mozambique.