Scaling Inclusive SRHR Through Community Leadership and Digital Access
TurningPoint’s current flagship project with AmplifyChange is strengthening disability-inclusive Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights (SRHR) nationwide — shifting from awareness to sustained, rights-based engagement led by persons with disabilities.
Dare to Dream – Promoting Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights of Persons with Disabilities
Persons with disabilities — particularly women and girls — often face stigma, misinformation, and inaccessible services. This project tackles both social attitudes and service accessibility, combining peer leadership, family engagement, and digital platforms so people can access reliable SRHR information and seek services safely and confidently.
Structured sessions strengthened knowledge and confidence to access services.
310 women and 300 men with disabilities engaging duty-bearers with rights-based advocacy.
Digital access is expanding reliable SRHR information nationwide.
What is changing now
From taboo to rights-based dialogue
Communities increasingly recognise SRHR as a human right, and persons with disabilities — especially women and girls — are leading peer education and community dialogue.
Stronger services and referral pathways
Collaboration with health providers and authorities is improving inclusive service delivery, strengthening referrals and increasing utilisation of SRHR support.
How we deliver results
Community leadership
Persons with disabilities lead sessions, peer education, and dialogue — building ownership that lasts beyond project timelines.
Safe spaces and safeguarding
Counselling, follow-up, and safe discussion spaces reduce stigma and enable people to seek support with dignity.
Digital access at scale
SRHR platforms and OPD-managed websites help communities access reliable information, even when services are hard to reach.
Story of change
Jasmine, a woman with a speech and hearing impairment, grew up facing harmful myths about marriage and motherhood. After joining a Dare to Dream awareness meeting with her family, misconceptions were challenged. She chose her partner, married, and recently had a healthy child. Today, Jasmine and her mother advocate for the rights of women with disabilities in their community.
Project resources
Digital platforms
These platforms expand access to accurate SRHR information nationwide and strengthen OPD visibility.
Knowledge resources
Practical materials designed to support inclusive learning, advocacy, and service uptake.