digital/virtual safe space for adolescent girls

spaces for women and girls have been established 
as a key approach of reaching adolescent girls and providing them with access to Sexual and Reproductive 
Health (SRH) information, links to services, skill-building, 
peer connection, and support. Yet, access to physical 
safe spaces is often limited for adolescent girls because 
of security concerns, gender norms, and domestic responsibilities. UNICEF has been developing a platform to 
act as a virtual safe space for adolescent girls to access 
gender-based violence information. The virtual safe space 
model is designed to facilitate access to information and 
services in a way that is safe, culturally appropriate and 
accessible to adolescent girls, particularly those who face 
higher levels of marginalisation, such as girls with disabilities and married girls. Piloting of the virtual safe space 
platform has taken place in Iraq and Lebanon with adolescent girls, their female parents/caregivers and female staff 
working at traditional (“static”) safe spaces.

my solution wish to address the stigma around sexual reproductive health and GBV issus among women and girls in North Nigeria

our target population is adolescent girls and women in Northeast nigeria 

our team have all human resource capacity to deliver the service required

establishment of digital safe space to adolescent girls, 

girls should be able to have the right to interact freely about sexual representative health issues like HIV and AIDS

exposing them to technology and digital world

20

5 years

using all relevant policy documents

our model is to no of out of school children especially girls in our community

nonprofit