What this category is about
This category offers comprehensive learning on:
Sexual and reproductive health basics
Menstrual health and hygiene
Family planning and contraception
Pregnancy, childbirth, and maternal health
Sexually transmitted infections (STIs) and prevention
SRHR in conflict and humanitarian settings
Access to lawful post-rape care and survivor services
Rights to information, care, and non-discrimination
The focus is on what people need to know to protect their health and make informed choices, not on fear, shame, or moral judgment.
What this category is about
CYJULERC’s SRHR programming is guided by:
WHO standards on quality of care
UNFPA frameworks on adolescent and humanitarian SRHR
IPPF rights-based service delivery models
Cameroonian national laws and legal frameworks
Our approach is built on five pillars:
1. Accurate, Evidence-Based Information
All content is grounded in verified medical knowledge and public health standards.
2. Legal Literacy and Accountability
We integrate national and international legal frameworks into SRHR education.
3. Youth-Friendly and Survivor-Centered Care
Services must be confidential, respectful, and non-discriminatory.
4. System Strengthening
We strengthen referral pathways between communities, health facilities, and justice institutions.
5. Context Sensitivity
We adapt global SRHR standards to conflict-affected and conservative environments.
