The video, Meeting the Needs of Urban Youth, tells the story of adolescents and service providers living in two slums in Nairobi, and explores issues around access to sexual and reproductive health (SRH) services in urban settings. Produced by ASH and partners, the African Population and Health Research Center (APHRC) and Management Sciences for Health (MSH), the video was recently screened at Viwandani and Korogocho, the two communities featured on the film. The events brought together adolescents, parents, teachers, and other community members in an open and honest discussion about solutions to improve access of SRH services in urban settings.
"Things are improving, according to many of the young people, both male and female, who say they find it easier to find family planning and to see health care providers. But some facilities are better than others, and some providers are more sympathetic and easier to talk to. Plus, the cost of the longer-acting methods of contraception remains out of reach for many." Read the full blog by APHRC's Communications Officer, Carol Gatura.
"Things are improving, according to many of the young people, both male and female, who say they find it easier to find family planning and to see health care providers. But some facilities are better than others, and some providers are more sympathetic and easier to talk to. Plus, the cost of the longer-acting methods of contraception remains out of reach for many." Read the full blog by APHRC's Communications Officer, Carol Gatura.
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