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Partners for Sexual Health

**Who PSH is:** Partners in Sexual Health (PSH) is a youth-serving non-profit organisation that provides and advocates for Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights (SRHR) services — including HIV/AIDS and **Gender-Based Violence Prevention and Support** — to women, men, and particularly adolescents and youth. PSH works across four areas: 1. **Prevention** — SRHR and HIV/AIDS prevention; GBV prevention 2. **Treatment, Care and Support** — services for those affected by HIV/AIDS, STIs, and GBV 3. **Research, Monitoring and Evaluation** — evidence generation for the SRHR and GBV sector 4. **Advocacy and Lobbying for SRHR including HIV/AIDS** — policy change, rights-based advocacy **Active projects and programmes:** **1. Common Good Youth SRHR Project (Social Employment Fund)** PSH's flagship current initiative — funded by the Presidential Employment Stimulus (PES) Social Employment Fund (SEF). Provides **2,000 young people** with employment and skills/capacity-building training while equipping them to drive positive social change in their communities around SRHR, HIV/AIDS, and GBV. Active in Cape Town and surrounding areas (including Beaufort West — confirmed Stories of Change feature). Beneficiaries are trained as SRHR and GBV awareness ambassadors in their communities. **2. Siyakwazi Youth Network** A youth-led SRHR network — "Siyakwazi" means "We Know" (isiZulu/isiXhosa). The network empowers young people to understand their SRHR rights, make informed decisions, and advocate for themselves and their communities. Social media presence via @siyakwaziyouthnetwork (Instagram). **3. Because We Can (BWC) Movement for Youth-Led Organisations** A capacity-building initiative supporting youth-led organisations to grow their impact in SRHR and GBV. PSH trains and mentors youth organisations in the BWC movement. **4. PSH Radio** Online radio platform (psh.org.za/pshradio) — broadcasting SRHR and GBV education, awareness, and youth programming; extending PSH's reach beyond physical offices. **GBV relevance:** PSH is explicitly a GBV prevention and support organisation within the SRHR framework. Its work directly addresses the intersections of HIV, sexual health, and GBV for young people — a population that is both highly vulnerable to GBV and often has the least access to information and services. PSH provides: - GBV awareness and prevention education for youth - Information and referral for GBV survivors - Training of youth as GBV community ambassadors - Advocacy for youth-friendly GBV and SRHR services - Support through the Siyakwazi Youth Network and Common Good project participants

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A youth-serving, rights-based NPO providing and advocating for Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights (SRHR) services — explicitly including HIV/AIDS and GBV prevention and support — for women, men, and especially adolescents and youth. PSH's four programme pillars are prevention, treatment/care/support, research and monitoring, and advocacy/lobbying for SRHR. Its flagship current initiative is the Common Good Youth SRHR Project (Social Employment Fund, PES), employing and training 2,000 young people as SRHR and GBV awareness ambassadors in their communities. The Siyakwazi Youth Network builds a youth-led knowledge and advocacy platform; the Because We Can (BWC) Movement develops youth-led SRHR and GBV organisations; and PSH Radio extends reach through broadcast. For young people and communities seeking SRHR information, GBV prevention education, or referral for GBV support: +27 21 932 6377 / psh.org.za. For immediate GBV crisis: 0800 428 428 (toll-free, 24/7).