Health


According to the World Health Organization, health is a state of complete physical, mental, and social well-being. Health is not a goal in itself, but a resource in everyday life.

DEFINITION

100% for the Children aims to improve access to healthcare and sexual and reproductive health education, targeting street children, young mothers, and marginalized youth, including those with disabilities.
 
Our programs give children and young people access to fundamental knowledge about health – and especially sexual and reproductive health and rights – so that they can make informed choices now and in the future leading to fewer school drop outs, reduced teen pregnancies and economic empowerment. We also work with menstrual health, mental health for young mothers, and, not least, support for vulnerable families so that children can grow up in a loving and safe environment that ensures children’s development – physically, psychologically, and socially.

Objectives for health

By the end of 2027, 100% for the Children will:

  • Distribute menstrual products and/or training to min. 40.000 girls, with 95% able to clean them without infection risk.
  • Ensure at least 10,000 parents can protect their children’s SRHR.
  • Increase partnerships on access to clean water in slums.
  • Train 5.000 young mothers in health and caregiving.
  • Increase sexual and reproductive health decision-making power for women and girls.
  • Ensure at least 80% of women and youth (both boys and girls) trained in SRHR can make informed health choices.
  • Facilitate minimum 8 SRHR safe spaces for youth with disabilities.
  • Provide health services to children living in urban slums.
  • Deliver health checks at a minimum 10 schools.
  • Reduce health risks in slum-based schools.
  • Provide psychosocial support for internally displaced children.


HIGHLIGHTS 2024-2025

Sexual and reproductive health for students

10.000

students from 43 schools have gained knowledge about sexual and reproductive health through peer-led education.

Strengthened parental role

1.873

parents have improved dialogue at home and provided more support for young people’s well-being, especially girls.

Joint Health Week

665

students, 15 young people, and 12 teachers took part in a health week focused on SRHR and hygiene through shared learning.

Access to health checks

665

children and young people have gained access to health checks and support for their health through local health initiatives.

Menstrual support

1.270

girls have gained access to reusable products, reducing absenteeism and improving well-being at school.

Strategic tracks:

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Bank

Arbejdernes Landsbank
Account: 5331 0244889
Mobilepay: 98365

BIC/SWIFT code: ALBADKKK
IBAN: DK745333310000244889

CVR: 31841178

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1150 Copenhagen K, Denmark

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