Support Sexual Health Rights for Women and Girls

The Question She Is Afraid to Ask

Somewhere in a conflict-affected community, a young girl may have a question about her body.

A question about growing up.

A question about consent.

A question about reproductive health.

A question about something she has heard but does not fully understand.

Yet she remains silent.

Not because the question is unimportant, but because she fears embarrassment, judgment, punishment, or rejection.

What happens when young people are afraid to ask questions that affect their health and safety?

They may turn to unreliable information.

They may believe harmful myths.

They may struggle to recognize abuse or know where to seek help.

And they may enter adulthood without the knowledge needed to make informed decisions about their wellbeing.

This is a challenge GoGreen wants to address.

Through Support Sexual Health Rights for Women and Girls, we aim to reach 400 women, girls, and young people affected by conflict and displacement in Benue State.

Our project will promote accurate, age-appropriate sexual and reproductive health education through peer-led learning, awareness activities, and community dialogues.

We want to create opportunities where questions can be answered respectfully, misinformation can be corrected, and harmful beliefs can be challenged.

Because no young person should have to choose between remaining uninformed and being judged for seeking knowledge.

Your generosity can help make these conversations possible.

It can support education that encourages informed choices, protects dignity, and strengthens awareness of available services.

Sometimes, empowerment begins with a question.

And sometimes, changing a future begins by creating a space where that question can finally be asked.

Donate today. Help replace fear with knowledge and silence with understanding.