Let's Speak Up Campaign

28/01/2026

UPCOMING WEBINAR!
Beyond the Talk: A Candid Conversation on STIs among Adolescents, Young People.
Sexually Transmitted Infections (STIs) are a significant public health concern, with adolescents and young people being disproportionately affected. Open, accurate, and destigmatizing conversations are key to STIs prevention, testing, and treatment.

Join the discussion next week Tuesday as we tackle this very important topic.

DATE : Tuesday, 3rd February 2026
TIME : 16:30 hours
PLATFORM : Zoom. Link to be provided

Let's work together to support the health of our adolescents and young people





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25/12/2025

We wish you all a Merry Christmas!!

02/10/2025

On behalf of the Zambia Association of Gynaecologists and Obstetricians (ZAGO), we would like to express our heartfelt gratitude to Mufulira District for hosting this year’s World Contraception and International Safe Abortion Day commemorations respectively. Their preparations were unmatched, dedication amazing, focus to raising awareness about the importance of access to modern contraceptives and safe abortion services respectively – made significant impact to the SRH movement. Many thanks to the guest of honour, District Commissioner, Mr Evaristo Chilumba, and keynote speakers, Town Clerk Mrs Kasonde Chisanga Musongole, District Health Director Dr Able Hamoonga, and Dr Chazya Sikambale for continued support towards achieving a healthier Zambia. To everyone at the centre of organising the event, thank you for your support and commitment to promoting reproductive health.
This year’s International Safe Abortion Day carried the theme “Safe Abortion is Life-saving Healthcare”, while World Contraception Day was commemorated under the theme “A choice for all – agency, intention, access.”

28/09/2025

As we join the globe in commemorating International Safe Abortion Day, we are cognisant of the huge burden unsafe abortion poses not only to individual women and girls, but also to the healthcare system. We therefore join hands with all stakeholders to prevent unsafe abortion countrywide.

26/09/2025

Yesterday, we held a media conference ahead of today's World Contraception Day. The event brought together media practitioners, healthcare providers, Civil Society Organisations, parents and young people to raise awareness about the critical role of contraception in reducing maternal and infant mortality, preventing unintended pregnancies, and promoting gender equality.
As Zambia joins the rest of the world in commemorating this important day, ZAGO emphasise the call to highlight the importance of contraception and family planning to curbing unintended pregnancies, teenage pregnancies, and enhancing gender equality.



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19/07/2025

We are LIVE on SUN FM 88.5 MHz in Ndola and the surrounding areas - as we discuss Adolescent/Teenage Pregnancy and its effects.
Tell us where you are watching us from. Be part of this interesting discussion.

Teenage Pregnancy & its effects 19.07.2025 © Sun FM TV Zambia

19/07/2025

Good morning. At 11:00 hours, we are coming LIVE with an interesting topic on SUN FM 88.5 MHz in Ndola and the surrounding areas. Our experts will be discussing one of the most pressing issues affecting adolescents and young people.
Stay tuned and be part of this interesting discussion!

26/06/2025

Thank you all for joining the webinar and making it a great success! We truly appreciate your time, engagement, and insightful contribution.
We look forward to seeing you at the next discussion.

25/06/2025

UPCOMING WEBINAR!
Join us as we tackle an important health topic: Mental Health & Sexual and Reproductive Health (SRH) in Adolescents & Young People.
Date: Thursday, 26th June 2025
Time: 16:30 –17:30 hours
Platform: Zoom (Link to be provided)
Let’s together explore the challenges faced by young people in accessing mental health and SRH services and discuss the opportunities for advocacy to create positive change.
Let's work together to support the well-being of our adolescents and youth.

19/06/2025

Recently, we successfully trained peer educators in Adolescent and Youth-Friendly Health Services in Mufulira and Chingola districts respectively. The program continues in other districts in which the project, “Improving access to and use of SRHR services by adolescents and young people,” is implemented.

The training aims at empowering young people to become champions of their own health, promoting awareness, responsible behaviours, and access to youth-friendly health services.

A big thank you to all the passionate participants and trainers who made this possible. Together, we're fostering a healthier, and more informed generation.