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* [http://giwyn.org/ Giwyn]: Vision is "a violence free society where women can enjoy social, political, cultural, economic and reproductive health rights and have their personal values and dignity maintained. The mission statement of our organization is- Building and Strengthening Women and youths in sustainable development to live a peaceful and healthier environment and to enjoy their reproductive rights... Our work is grounded in the realities of the grassroots women who lack economic, social and political power." | * [http://giwyn.org/ Giwyn]: Vision is "a violence free society where women can enjoy social, political, cultural, economic and reproductive health rights and have their personal values and dignity maintained. The mission statement of our organization is- Building and Strengthening Women and youths in sustainable development to live a peaceful and healthier environment and to enjoy their reproductive rights... Our work is grounded in the realities of the grassroots women who lack economic, social and political power." | ||
* Center for Adolescent Research Education and Sexuality (CARES) | * Center for Adolescent Research Education and Sexuality (CARES) | ||
* [www.ghononline.org/ Grassroots Health Organization of Nigeria (GHON)]: "seeks to empower and create opportunities for women and youths through education, accurate sexual and reproductive health and rights information and services, and poverty alleviation activities." | * [http://www.ghononline.org/ Grassroots Health Organization of Nigeria (GHON)]: "seeks to empower and create opportunities for women and youths through education, accurate sexual and reproductive health and rights information and services, and poverty alleviation activities." | ||
* [http://www.wharc-online.org/ Women’s Health and Action Research Centre]: "Grounded in a deep love of humanity and a belief in equality and dignity for all people, WHARC works to improve the reproductive health and social wellbeing of women and adolescents in Africa so they can lead productive, fulfilling lives and provide a healthy future for their children. Through its cutting edge research, WHARC educates women, youth, community gatekeepers and policymakers about sexual and reproductive health, and advocates for policy change at the local, state and federal level. WHARC also provides current and effective reproductive health services to women and adolescent girls in Africa." Tel: +2348068514848, Email: info@wharc-online.org. | * [http://www.wharc-online.org/ Women’s Health and Action Research Centre]: "Grounded in a deep love of humanity and a belief in equality and dignity for all people, WHARC works to improve the reproductive health and social wellbeing of women and adolescents in Africa so they can lead productive, fulfilling lives and provide a healthy future for their children. Through its cutting edge research, WHARC educates women, youth, community gatekeepers and policymakers about sexual and reproductive health, and advocates for policy change at the local, state and federal level. WHARC also provides current and effective reproductive health services to women and adolescent girls in Africa." Tel: +2348068514848, Email: info@wharc-online.org. | ||
* [http://www.nigerianorganisationofwomen.com/ Nigerian Organisation of Women]: "The Nigerian Organisation Of Women (NOW) was established in 1984, with the aim of the organisation to develop links within the UK and Nigeria to aid the well being of Nigerian women and their children. Our organisation provides a forum for Nigerian women to voice their concerns and opinions, giving them strength." Phone: 020 8880 9384. | * [http://www.nigerianorganisationofwomen.com/ Nigerian Organisation of Women]: "The Nigerian Organisation Of Women (NOW) was established in 1984, with the aim of the organisation to develop links within the UK and Nigeria to aid the well being of Nigerian women and their children. Our organisation provides a forum for Nigerian women to voice their concerns and opinions, giving them strength." Phone: 020 8880 9384. | ||