Our Health Programs

Hope Restoration Network (HRN) is working in alliance with other organizations and government agencies to expand and improve health care delivery in less privileged communities, especially young people

Gender inequality and discrimination against girls to an extent means they are often robbed of the right to make their own decisions, i.e., from what happens to their bodies, to whom they opt to marry, to whether or not their suggestions mattered on some very important topics, including those that concerns the girl-child and women.

For billions of women and girls worldwide, menstruation is a periodic (monthly) reality. Yet, people in many countries still face serious challenges when it comes to managing their periods. Myths, stigma and harmful gender norms around menstruation exacerbates the difficulties for girls and women across the world.

HRN in partnership with other organizations (PPAG) supports all girls and young women in deprived communities to make their own sexual and reproductive health choices, because we sincerely believe they have complex lifestyles, which can only be altered on the back of hope and ambition—having whole responsibility over their bodies remains their basic human right.

According to World Health Organization ON HIV, there were approximately 36.9 million people living with HIV at the end of 2017, with 1.8 million people becoming newly infected in 2017 globally. 52% of adults, and 52% of children living with HIV were receiving lifelong antiretroviral therapy (ART) in 2017.