Reproductive Health Initiative for Youth in Asia (RHIYA) Photos

Peer education regarding reproductive health specifically targetted towards girls. Boys and girls are separated to encourage children comfortable discussion about highly sensitive issues in conservative cultures for children aged 10-19

Participants in peer education programme are often introduced to the programme through friends and family.

Reproductive health session were held in 4 secondary co-education schools in Chittagong City

Co-ordination meeting between stakeholders including local authorities, students, teachers, government reprensetatives, religious leaders regarding the importance of adolescents and reproductive health organised by YPSA

Peer education program in YPSA Pahartoli office. children work in groups to discuss issues after watching a video on adolescent reproductive health as part of the strategy for awareness raising and behaviour change communication

parents meeting about their childrens' reproductive health. Parents are contacted through their children who have visited the reproductive health centre. This is a strategy to break the barriers of conservatism and to help consolidate the information their children are learning as well as answering any issues or queries they may have