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Humanitarian crises are not temporary, nor are sexual and reproductive health needs
IDP camp in Yemen, served by IPPF
Women and girls are disproportionately affected in humanitarian crises and face multiple sexual and reproductive health challenges in these contexts. IPPF has been providing much needed support to vulnerable communities through our global federation of member associations, who provide contextualised, timely and tailored interventions drawing on local partners' knowledge and expertise. However, recent shifts in the global political landscape are concerning and threaten to undermine IPPF's mission and impact on the ground.
Girls Decide
Girls Decide landing image
… challenges faced by young women around sexual health and sexuality. It has produced a range of advocacy, education and … supporting them in making their own decisions related to sexuality and pregnancy; they stand for sexual and …
International action on violence against women in crisis situations
Camp in Zomboanga, Philippines

On development: Being the change
teaching how to put a condom

Rebecca is a youth intern at IPPF's office in East and South East Asia and Oceania. Originally from the UK, she has a degree in human rights law and has been working on activities to increase youth access to services, such as the one pictured.

When we use the word ‘migration’ in conjunction with ‘young people’, I, at least, am caught up in images of flight and desperation. The war in Syria springs to mind; youth robbed of the opportunities to learn and work, to have a normal life, forced into exile.

IPPF’s 'Girls Decide' videos win top film award
Hosna from Bangladesh

IPPF has always produced a substantial range of printed publications to support and report on its work. But recently, the organization has begun to make more vigorous use of film and video.

Today, IPPF’s Girls Decide mini-film series won a prestigious Charities and Social Enterprise Sector Award at the IVCA Clarion Awards in London.