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Celebrating International Safe Abortion Day 2026

Advancing reproductive justice and urgently strengthening health systems for comprehensive abortion care
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Two women walk along the dusty floor of an open air football stadium, filled with tents. One has the Venezuelan flag on it.

After the earthquakes: how local, female-led organisations are keeping women and girls safe in Venezuela

10 September 2026

AVESA is providing emergency sexual and reproductive health care for the thousands of people still living in temporary shelters.

Two women walk along the dusty floor of an open air football stadium, filled with tents. One has the Venezuelan flag on it.

After the earthquakes: how local, female-led organisations are keeping women and girls safe in Venezuela

10 September 2026

AVESA is providing emergency sexual and reproductive health care for the thousands of people still living in temporary shelters.

Youth Volunteer Charlaine Mae Leones speaks during a post-Typhoon Opong reproductive health medical mission at a damaged covered court in Masbate province,

"Storms will come again, but we will stand, we will prepare"

09 September 2026

After devastating back-to-back typhoons in the Philippines, FPOP is now bracing for the possible effects of El Niño by ensuring sexual and reproductive health care is available when people need it most.

Youth Volunteer Charlaine Mae Leones speaks during a post-Typhoon Opong reproductive health medical mission at a damaged covered court in Masbate province,

"Storms will come again, but we will stand, we will prepare"

09 September 2026

After devastating back-to-back typhoons in the Philippines, FPOP is now bracing for the possible effects of El Niño by ensuring sexual and reproductive health care is available when people need it most.

Two people walking away from the camera along a street of bombed buildings

World Humanitarian Day: Calling from a crisis

17 August 2026

Frontline workers from some of the world’s most volatile conflict zones have called to tell us what working in an emergency is really like, and what support they need from the international community.

Two people walking away from the camera along a street of bombed buildings

World Humanitarian Day: Calling from a crisis

17 August 2026

Frontline workers from some of the world’s most volatile conflict zones have called to tell us what working in an emergency is really like, and what support they need from the international community.

A healthcare hands out leaflets to mothers in a mobile clinic.

“We need each other more than ever. We have to lift each other up.”

05 March 2026

In the West Bank, women and girls are cut off from life-saving healthcare. On International Women’s Day, we celebrate the Palestinian health professionals and communities going the extra mile.

A healthcare hands out leaflets to mothers in a mobile clinic.

“We need each other more than ever. We have to lift each other up.”

05 March 2026

In the West Bank, women and girls are cut off from life-saving healthcare. On International Women’s Day, we celebrate the Palestinian health professionals and communities going the extra mile.

Two women walk along the dusty floor of an open air football stadium, filled with tents. One has the Venezuelan flag on it.

After the earthquakes: how local, female-led organisations are keeping women and girls safe in Venezuela

10 September 2026

AVESA is providing emergency sexual and reproductive health care for the thousands of people still living in temporary shelters.

Two women walk along the dusty floor of an open air football stadium, filled with tents. One has the Venezuelan flag on it.

After the earthquakes: how local, female-led organisations are keeping women and girls safe in Venezuela

10 September 2026

AVESA is providing emergency sexual and reproductive health care for the thousands of people still living in temporary shelters.

Youth Volunteer Charlaine Mae Leones speaks during a post-Typhoon Opong reproductive health medical mission at a damaged covered court in Masbate province,

"Storms will come again, but we will stand, we will prepare"

09 September 2026

After devastating back-to-back typhoons in the Philippines, FPOP is now bracing for the possible effects of El Niño by ensuring sexual and reproductive health care is available when people need it most.

Youth Volunteer Charlaine Mae Leones speaks during a post-Typhoon Opong reproductive health medical mission at a damaged covered court in Masbate province,

"Storms will come again, but we will stand, we will prepare"

09 September 2026

After devastating back-to-back typhoons in the Philippines, FPOP is now bracing for the possible effects of El Niño by ensuring sexual and reproductive health care is available when people need it most.

Two people walking away from the camera along a street of bombed buildings

World Humanitarian Day: Calling from a crisis

17 August 2026

Frontline workers from some of the world’s most volatile conflict zones have called to tell us what working in an emergency is really like, and what support they need from the international community.

Two people walking away from the camera along a street of bombed buildings

World Humanitarian Day: Calling from a crisis

17 August 2026

Frontline workers from some of the world’s most volatile conflict zones have called to tell us what working in an emergency is really like, and what support they need from the international community.

A healthcare hands out leaflets to mothers in a mobile clinic.

“We need each other more than ever. We have to lift each other up.”

05 March 2026

In the West Bank, women and girls are cut off from life-saving healthcare. On International Women’s Day, we celebrate the Palestinian health professionals and communities going the extra mile.

A healthcare hands out leaflets to mothers in a mobile clinic.

“We need each other more than ever. We have to lift each other up.”

05 March 2026

In the West Bank, women and girls are cut off from life-saving healthcare. On International Women’s Day, we celebrate the Palestinian health professionals and communities going the extra mile.