Good sexual health is essential to the physical & emotional wellbeing of people around the world. Yet many lack knowledge & understanding about sex, sexual health risks, & access to sexual health care. The WHO recognises links between socio-economic vulnerability & poor sexual health & encourages solutions that promote positive choices around sexual health & wellbeing. To champion sexual wellbeing we must address these needs & ensure the participation of those who are most vulnerable & at risk.

We will equip, resource, & support educators to provide culturally relevant relationships & sexual health education (RSE) & care for vulnerable people. In partnership with local schools, churches, medical facilities, & other organisations, these educators will support vulnerable people to deepen their knowledge about relationships & sexual health and receive relevant care. Key aspects will include engaging them to think critically & empowering them to make informed & considered decisions.