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Championing sexual and reproductive health and rights (#SRHR) and gender equality worldwide through advocacy, partnerships & people-powered solutions.
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The challenges are real—but so is our resolve.
Every day, too many women and girls are denied the dignity, care, and power they deserve. At EngenderHealth, we refuse to stand still—and we invite you to move with us.
The Let’s Do Something campaign is now live. Join us!
When you become a sustaining donor, you’re not just giving—you’re doing. You're standing with a global community working for fairness, agency, and lasting change.
Do something remarkable—donate today: 🔗 in bio.
Because there’s no such thing as small change.
#LetsDoSomething #EngenderHealth #IStandWithEngenderHealth #ReproductiveJustice #SRHR #MonthlyGiving @engenderhealthtz @weareupspring
15 Jul 2025
This Diwali, let’s make equality a family tradition.
EngenderHealth India's animated video "𝘗𝘰𝘴𝘩𝘢𝘯 𝘒𝘪 𝘒𝘢𝘩𝘢𝘯𝘪, 𝘕𝘢𝘯𝘢𝘫𝘪 𝘒𝘪 𝘡𝘶𝘣𝘢𝘯𝘪" highlights how gender bias in food, nutrition and education can affect girls’ health and development across generations—and how change begins with the choices we make at home.
When every child receives the nutrition and opportunities they need to thrive, we move closer to a healthier, more equitable world.
Equal care. Equal nutrition. Equal opportunity.
🎬 In Hindi with English subtitles.
#Diwali #GenderEquality #Nutrition #Malnutrition #EngenderHealth
05 Nov 2026
Every maternal death is a devastating loss. But understanding what went wrong can help prevent another.
In Ethiopia, health teams reviewed 13 maternal deaths across five regions to understand where opportunities to provide lifesaving care had been missed.
The review identified challenges at different stages:
• Recognizing complications and knowing when to seek help.
• Reaching a health facility in time.
• Receiving timely treatment, including emergency care.
These findings show why safer childbirth requires more than one treatment or tool. It takes trained health workers, reliable referrals, essential supplies, and facilities prepared to respond when complications arise.
Most importantly, reviewing maternal deaths must lead to action.
By identifying gaps and improving how health systems respond, healthcare teams can help prevent future deaths.
#MaternalHealth #Ethiopia #HealthForAll #EngenderHealth
28 Oct 2026
Did you know that Nigeria accounts for an estimated 40% of obstetric fistula cases worldwide?
Obstetric fistula is a serious childbirth injury that can leave women and girls unable to control when they pee or poo. It usually happens when labour is prolonged and a woman can’t access timely medical care or because of sexual violence. The condition is largely preventable and treatable, yet many women in Nigeria still face barriers to care.
Our health correspondent @esterpinnheiro spoke with Dr @halima66224, a national obstetric fistula surgeon at Gwarinpa general hospital in Abuja, Nigeria, about why the condition remains a challenge in the country despite the availability of treatment.
According to Bello, preventing fistula means ensuring access to quality antenatal care, skilled birth attendants and emergency obstetric services. It also means addressing the social barriers that put women and girls at risk, including child marriage and female genital mutilation.
@fistula_foundation
27 Oct 2026
You've probably heard of a cesarean section. But have you heard of obstetric fistula?
If not, there's a reason. In countries like the United States, where emergency obstetric care is generally available, childbirth-related fistula has become rare.
Unfortunately, that's not the case everywhere. For women who live far from a hospital or cannot get emergency medical care when complications arise during childbirth, obstetric fistula remains a very real risk.
What makes this especially troubling is that many cases can be prevented with timely medical care, and many fistulas can be repaired through surgery.
Swipe through to understand what obstetric fistula is, why it happens, and how access to quality maternal healthcare can help prevent it. Share this post to help raise awareness.
#ObstetricFistula #MaternalHealth #HealthEquity #EngenderHealth
21 Oct 2026
Who gets to eat? Who goes without? 🍽️
In some households, women and girls eat last, get smaller portions, or go without enough nutritious food while men and boys are served first.
But this isn't just about food. It's about who makes decisions, whose needs matter most, and how gender inequality shows up in everyday life.
Through our work on food fortification in India, EngenderHealth saw why making nutritious food more available is only part of the solution. We also need to challenge the gender norms that determine who actually benefits.
Because when we change who has a say at the table, we can help change much more than what's on the plate.
This #WorldFoodDay, we're asking: What would equality at every table look like?
#GenderEquality #Nutrition #FoodSecurity #EngenderHealth
16 Oct 2026
“I am not helpless. And neither are other girls.”
Loko Wako was 17 and dreamed of becoming a doctor. But her family had other plans.
Growing up in a remote pastoralist community in Ethiopia, Loko knew how much her education meant to her. When her family decided she should leave school and marry her late sister's husband, she refused.
Rather than accept the marriage, Loko ran away.
When her classmates realized she was missing, members of her school's Gender Club began looking for her. They listened to her concerns and brought together teachers, community elders, and local leaders to help.
It wasn't easy, but their persistence paid off. The marriage was canceled, and Loko returned to school.
Today, she's continuing her education and holding on to her dream of becoming a doctor.
Loko's story is about more than one girl standing up for her future. It's about what becomes possible when classmates, schools, and communities stand beside girls and support their decisions.
#EndChildMarriage #GirlsEducation #GirlsRights #Ethiopia #EngenderHealth
14 Oct 2026
International Day of the Girl reminds us of the power, courage, and resilience of girls everywhere.
In Bihar, India, EngenderHealth helped adolescents delay early marriage, challenge menstrual stigma, and access youth-friendly health services.
Meet some of the changemakers leading this transformation:
✨ Rupa – launched a Pad Bank to make menstrual products accessible
✨ Muskaan – advanced from Peer Educator to G20 Youth Trainer
✨ Nitu & Prashant – promoting open, honest conversations about health and gender
✨ Usha – pursuing higher education after delaying early marriage
This International Day of the Girl, celebrate the champions transforming adolescent health in Bihar, India, and across the world: 🔗 in bio for more.
#InternationalDayoftheGirl #YouthLeadership #GenderEquality #EngenderHealth
11 Oct 2026
Postpartum hemorrhage (PPH), or severe bleeding after childbirth, is a leading cause of maternal death worldwide.
But deaths from PPH are not inevitable.
For Demekech, a young mother in Ethiopia, a quick response made all the difference.
When she arrived at Leku General Hospital, she was facing serious pregnancy complications and the devastating loss of her baby. During labor, a calibrated obstetric drape detected excessive bleeding. Within three minutes of identifying postpartum hemorrhage, her healthcare team began the E-MOTIVE treatment bundle.
The bleeding was controlled, and Demekech survived.
Her experience shows what is possible when healthcare providers have the tools, training, and support to recognize postpartum hemorrhage early and act when every minute matters.
This #WorldPPHDay, we're joining the call to ensure every woman, everywhere, can access lifesaving care.
#MaternalHealth #Midwives #PostpartumHemorrhage @world_midwives
05 Oct 2026
What does it take to push back against growing antichoice opposition?
"Meeting Opposition with Action" shares six practical strategies EngenderHealth teams and partners have used across five countries in Africa to respond to misinformation, abortion stigma, provider bias, and organized opposition.
See what worked, what we learned, and ideas you can adapt in your own community.
Explore the resource through the 🔗 in our bio.
#AbortionCare #ReproductiveRights #SRHR #EngenderHealth #Abortion
02 Oct 2026
A law can expand abortion rights. But making sure people know about those rights—and can exercise them—takes more.
In Benin, EngenderHealth has worked with government, health professionals, and more than 20 youth and feminist organizations to help put abortion rights into practice.
Through Tun Bo Sô—“Know and choose” in Fongbé—a youth-led campaign brought civil society organizations, journalists, influencers, comedians, and activists together to share information about abortion rights and access to care. Using videos, podcasts, social media, and other creative approaches, the campaign reached nearly 245,000 people.
Explore more abortion care stories and resources through the 🔗 in our bio.
#AbortionCare #ReproductiveRights #Benin #SRHR #EngenderHealth
01 Oct 2026
Que signifie être souverain lorsqu'il s'agit de la santé des femmes ❓ ❓ ❓
La souveraineté, ce n'est pas seulement décider de nos politiques et de nos lois.
C'est aussi la capacité de nos pays à construire des réponses adaptées aux réalités de leurs populations, à partir de leurs engagements, de leurs ressources et de leurs propres priorités.
Dans chaque pays, les contextes sont différents. Les cadres juridiques, les systèmes de santé, les ressources disponibles et les réalités vécues par les femmes et les adolescentes ne sont pas les mêmes.
Les réponses doivent donc pouvoir tenir compte de ces différences.
Parler de souveraineté, c'est aussi regarder ce que nos pays ont déjà choisi de faire, les engagements qu'ils ont pris, les avancées réalisées et la manière dont celles-ci peuvent se traduire concrètement dans l'accès aux soins.
Parce que la souveraineté se mesure aussi dans notre capacité à répondre aux réalités de nos populations.
Et lorsqu'une femme a besoin de soins, pouvoir lui apporter une réponse adaptée, accessible et digne fait aussi partie de cette responsabilité.
Souveraineté et valeurs africaines : pour garantir les droits des femmes dans tous les contextes.
#CampagneCASA2026 #MouvementODAS #AvortementSecurisé #28Septembre #AvortementSecurise
30 Sep 2026
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