about us

We are leading a sexual health organization.

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PPASL has static clinics and outlets in eight of the sixteen districts in Sierra Leone. However, PPASL is providing services in a total of eleven districts through mobile and outreach clinical services, including community-based service providers and distributors.

  • Family Planning
  • Sex and Sexuality Counseling
  • Relationship Counseling
  • Safe Motherhood Services
  • Management of Infertility
  • GBV and Referral Services
  • Male Sexual Health
  • STI Prevention and Management
  • Management of Childhood Illness and Immunization
  • Menopause Counseling
  • Laboratory Services/Ultrasound Scan

Meet Our Donors

01.

IPPF (International Planned Parenthood Federation)

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02.

UNFPA (United Nations Population Fund)

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03.

KFW (German Development Bank)

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04.

The Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis, and Malaria

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05.

Japanese Organization for International Cooperation in Family Planning (JOICFP)

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06.

CORDAID (Catholic Organization for Relief and Development Aid)

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07.

Save the Children International

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08.

Global Affairs Canada

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09.

Hewlett Foundation

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10.

Japanese Trust Foundation ChildFund

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Current and Recent Projects

2019 – 2022 Program Support from IPPF in support of its global strategy and PPASL work plan

Goals include: 1-Governments respect, protect and SRH and Gender Equality.

Program Support from IPPF in support of its global strategy and PPASL Work Plan

PPASL 2023 – 2028 STRATEGIC PLAN aligned to IPPF STRATEGIC FRAME WORK 2023 - 2028

Cervical Cancer Project 2022-2023

Every woman, adolescent and youth everywhere, especially those furthest behind, has utilized integrated Sexual and Reproductive Health services and exercised reproductive rights,

Thrive Foundation Project

Strengthening Adolescent Girls’ Sexual & Reproductive Health (FOUNDATIONS) is a 6-year (July 27, 2021 – December 31, 2027) multi-country, gender-

Adolescents and Young People SRH Project 2010 - 2019

26,108 adolescents reached; 40,052 total clients; 28,184 new contraception clients; 38,455 CYP generated

Fambul Welbodi Project 2018-2019

Adolescents reached with FP methods - 11,341 Total clients - 20,773

GendaBizness 2019 - 2021

26,108 adolescents reached; 40,052 total clients; 28,184 new contraception clients; 38,455 CYP generated

Global Fund HIV/AIDS Project- PCR 2018-2021

• 420 in-school peer educators trained; 6,300 school pupils reached with life skills messages; 13,467 community youth reached with HIV messages; 972 youth referred for HIV test; 564,851 male condoms distributed

HIV/AIDS Prevention Program (HAPP IV) 2017-2021

• Sensitization on prevention of HIV & AIDS and Adolescent SRH • Promotion and distribution of condom use • provision of Youth Friendly SRH services

Scaling-up access to integrated SRH services for young people & women in hard-to-reach communities, 2020 – 2021

Advocacy to champion and SRH Legislations and Policies 2021

Government has increased the Annual Budget allocation to the Health Sector from 11% to 12.3% in 2021

COVID-19 Emergency Grant, 2020

Sensitizations and development of information, education, and communication materials on COVID-19

E-communications platforms to access integrated SRH services for young people & women in the Western Area, Bo and Kenema Districts, 2021

Increasing Access to SRH Services for Young People, 2008 - 2010

Reached 120,000 young people with SRH information through Youth Friendly Centres

Increasing Access to Comprehensive SRH Services, 2011 - 2012

Provided 176,428 integrated SRH services Empowered 60,000 young women and girls with advocacy skills in addressing GBV issues at community levels

Teenage Pregnancy Prevention, 2017-2018

Established 10 Community Health Committees in five chiefdoms that linked teachers, peer educators, and peer parents’ clubs.

TECHNICAL GROUP MEMBERSHIPS

01.

Health Sector Steering Group (HSSG),

02.

Reproductive and Child Health Taskforce (RCH),

03.

People’s Alliance for Reproductive Health Advocacy (PARHA--current Vice Chair

04.

Working group on drugs

05.

Obstetric Fistula Task Force

07.

Family Planning Technical Working Group

06.

all hosted by the Ministry of Health and Sanitation.