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Finding My Voice, Serving My Community: A Journey with Ambassadors for Change

My name is Atlegang Mabisi, and I am honoured to be part of the 2nd cohort of FLAC fellows. I am currently serving as an intern at Ambassadors for Change in Mahikeng a passionate, community-rooted organisation that aligns closely with my own values and goals.

Empowering Young Women Through Health: Glancia Phiri’s Journey as a Feminist Advocate at Gutshwa Clinic

In the heart of Kabokweni, Mpumalanga, stands Gutshwa Clinic a vital public healthcare facility offering inclusive, youth-friendly services.

Centering Youth Voices in Policy: A Reflection on the UNFPA YAP Policy Review

Last Month, I had the opportunity to participate in the UNFPA Youth Advisory Panel (YAP) policy review session. This space brought together passionate young advocates, policymakers, and civil society partners to reimagine what it means to include youth in decision-making meaningfully.

From Colour to Call to Action: Mamelodi Youth Walk the Talk for Health on Youth Day 2025

On June 16th, the streets of Mamelodi exploded with vibrant colour, hope, and a powerful message: young people are ready to lead the charge for healthier, safer communities.

To the End of May: Another Soulful “Walk in the Park”

To close off the month of May, we once again brought our colleagues together for a powerful “Walk in the Park” an engagement rooted in feminist activism, healing, and collective joy.

The Journey So Far: International Day of Action for Women’s Health 2025

The 28th of May 2025 marks a global celebration of the strides women have made over the years from declining maternal mortality rates to improved access to reproductive health services, and a growing awareness of women’s health issues.

30 Years of Democracy, Where Is the Change?

PSA: This is not another piece about the importance of voting.

Contraceptives: Know Your Options and Make the Right Choice for You

In South Africa, many young people make the decision to use birth control at some point in their lives. Recognising the need for effective family planning, there exists a range of contraceptive methods tailored to meet diverse needs. These options can be broadly classified into two categories: short-term and long-acting reversible methods, each with varying degrees of convenience in terms of frequency of use.