Reproductive
Health Rights
Reproductive
Health Rights
Reproductive
Health Rights
What We Do
The ARHR works with other SRH stakeholders to push for advocacy, capacity-building and research programmes
Resources
Explore our resources including our strategic plan, research reports, annual reports, fact sheets, policy briefs, and newsletters.
Contact Us
You can talk to us on any issue relating to your reproductive health and rights. We also welcome your suggestions and any enquiries.
Read about our activities
Publications
- August 13, 2020
- ARHR
Pregnant Women’s Access to Antenatal Care amid Covid19: The Case of Two Ghanaian Women
The covid 19 pandemic has exposed weak societal systems around the world. Institutions have had to quickly adapt to the challenges the pandemic present in…
- July 11, 2020
- ARHR
Putting the brakes on COVID-19: how to safeguard the health and rights of women and girls now
During an orientation and stakeholder meeting in the Ashanti Region towards the commencement of the second phase of a ‘Reproductive Health Education and Services for…
- June 16, 2020
- ARHR
Stigma, Fear or Loss of Economic Opportunities: Why people do not want to share their COVID-19 Status or Self-Isolate
A colleague shared the story of a suspected COVID-19 positive patient who was asked to self-isolate. This happened in a very big hospital in Accra.…
Who We Are
Established in 2004, the Alliance for Reproductive Health Rights (ARHR) is a network of Ghanaian Non-Government Organizations (NGOs) promoting a rights-based approach to sexual reproductive health. The ARHR is working to ensure the sexual reproductive health (SRH) rights of all people – especially vulnerable groups such as the poor, marginalized and women of reproductive age – are protected and fulfilled irrespective of socioeconomic status, gender or race.
General News from ARHR
Community Sensitization and Education on Covid 19 in Ashiedu Keteke Sub metro
Over the past days, ARHR has been embarking on a community sensitization and education in some communities in the Ashiedu Keteke sub-metro in the Greater Accra Region on the need…
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