WHAT WE DO
SRHR Education & Well-being
At Standout Foundation, we believe Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights Education is an essential part of empowering children and young people with the knowledge, confidence, and life skills they need to make healthy and informed decisions. SRHR education helps young people understand their bodies, protect their well-being, build respectful relationships, practice good hygiene, and develop the confidence to speak up for their safety and future.
Globally, the need for SRHR education remains urgent. UNESCO states that comprehensive sexuality educaion equips children and young people with the knowledge, skills, attitudes, and values needed to protect their health, well-being, dignity, and rights. UNESCO also notes that quality sexuality education can help young people make informed decisions and reduce risky behaviors.
At Standout Foundation, we believe Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights Education is an essential part of empowering children and young people with the knowledge, confidence, and life skills they need to make healthy and informed decisions. SRHR education helps young people understand their bodies, protect their well-being, build respectful relationships, practice good hygiene, and develop the confidence to speak up for their safety and future.
Globally, the need for SRHR education remains urgent. UNESCO states that comprehensive sexuality educaion equips children and young people with the knowledge, skills, attitudes, and values needed to protect their health, well-being, dignity, and rights. UNESCO also notes that quality sexuality education can help young people make informed decisions and reduce risky behaviors.
At Standout Foundation, we believe Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights Education is an essential part of empowering children and young people with the knowledge, confidence, and life skills they need to make healthy and informed decisions. SRHR education helps young people understand their bodies, protect their well-being, build respectful relationships, practice good hygiene, and develop the confidence to speak up for their safety and future.
Globally, the need for SRHR education remains urgent. UNESCO states that comprehensive sexuality educaion equips children and young people with the knowledge, skills, attitudes, and values needed to protect their health, well-being, dignity, and rights. UNESCO also notes that quality sexuality education can help young people make informed decisions and reduce risky behaviors.
How We Deliver It
How We Deliver It
The gap is still wide. UNFPA explains that many young people still grow up without accurate, age-appropriate, and complete information about sexual and reproductive health, leaving them more vulnerable to misinformation, poor health outcomes, and unsafe decisions. WHO also notes that without comprehensive sexuality education, children and adolescents may be less prepared for puberty, healthy relationships, personal safety, and protecting themselves from health risks.
A few statistics show why this work matters:
UNICEF reports that only 39% of schools worldwide provide menstrual health education, meaning many girls still enter puberty without the right information and support.
UNICEF also reports that every month, about 1.8 billion people menstruate, yet millions are unable to manage menstruation in a dignified and healthy way because of stigma, lack of information, or lack of access to proper facilities and products.
WHO reports that adolescent pregnancy remains a global concern, with higher rates among girls aged 10–14 in sub-Saharan Africa compared with the global average.
The gap is still wide. UNFPA explains that many young people still grow up without accurate, age-appropriate, and complete information about sexual and reproductive health, leaving them more vulnerable to misinformation, poor health outcomes, and unsafe decisions. WHO also notes that without comprehensive sexuality education, children and adolescents may be less prepared for puberty, healthy relationships, personal safety, and protecting themselves from health risks.
A few statistics show why this work matters:
UNICEF reports that only 39% of schools worldwide provide menstrual health education, meaning many girls still enter puberty without the right information and support.
UNICEF also reports that every month, about 1.8 billion people menstruate, yet millions are unable to manage menstruation in a dignified and healthy way because of stigma, lack of information, or lack of access to proper facilities and products.
WHO reports that adolescent pregnancy remains a global concern, with higher rates among girls aged 10–14 in sub-Saharan Africa compared with the global average.
Technology as a Tool for Change
Technology as a Tool for Change
Through school outreach programs, Standout Foundation uses creative and youth-friendly tools such as animation, storytelling, interactive sessions, and educational campaigns to raise awareness on SRHR, menstrual health, hygiene, gender equality, personal safety, and personal development. These approaches make sensitive topics easier to understand, age-appropriate, and relatable for young people.
By combining education with innovative communication, Standout Foundation creates safe and supportive learning spaces where children and young people can ask questions, gain accurate knowledge, challenge stigma, and build confidence. This work is especially important for girls, children with disabilities, and young people in underserved communities who often face additional barriers to information, safety, and support.
Through school outreach programs, Standout Foundation uses creative and youth-friendly tools such as animation, storytelling, interactive sessions, and educational campaigns to raise awareness on SRHR, menstrual health, hygiene, gender equality, personal safety, and personal development. These approaches make sensitive topics easier to understand, age-appropriate, and relatable for young people.
By combining education with innovative communication, Standout Foundation creates safe and supportive learning spaces where children and young people can ask questions, gain accurate knowledge, challenge stigma, and build confidence. This work is especially important for girls, children with disabilities, and young people in underserved communities who often face additional barriers to information, safety, and support.
Partnership: SheCare.AI
Partnership: SheCare.AI
Through its collaboration with SheCare.AI an AI-powered adolescent health app embedded on WhatsApp, launched in Kenya Standout Foundation is also able to reach a wider community of young girls and provide accessible education on Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights. This partnership strengthens the foundation's ability to use technology as a tool for awareness, empowerment, and lasting impact.
This approach also contributes to SDG 3: Good Health and Well-being, SDG 4: Quality Education, and SDG 5: Gender Equality by promoting health education, inclusive learning, and equal opportunities for girls and boys to grow with dignity, confidence, and hope.
Through its collaboration with SheCare.AI an AI-powered adolescent health app embedded on WhatsApp, launched in Kenya Standout Foundation is also able to reach a wider community of young girls and provide accessible education on Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights. This partnership strengthens the foundation's ability to use technology as a tool for awareness, empowerment, and lasting impact.
This approach also contributes to SDG 3: Good Health and Well-being, SDG 4: Quality Education, and SDG 5: Gender Equality by promoting health education, inclusive learning, and equal opportunities for girls and boys to grow with dignity, confidence, and hope.
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Change a Child's Future.
Even a small donation can keep a child in school and open doors that change their life forever.
Your Support Can
Change a Child's Future.
Even a small donation can keep a child in school and open doors that change their life forever.
Your Support Can
Change a Child's Future.
Even a small donation can keep a child in school and open doors that change their life forever.