Promoting Responsible Sexual Behaviour and Reproductive Health through Information, Education and Services. From the beginning the organization collaborated closely with the Ministry of Health, Maternal and Child Health Department to Lecture on Safe motherhood issues but expressly avoided the overt promotion of family planning, since any organized effort to have openly done so was met with suspicion, as it was the popular view that the organization's aim was to control the nations birthrate in a country with less than 1 million people spread across 83,000 sq miles. The Association eventually began offering contraceptive services at its Headquarter and Government clinics in the early 1980's. The Association now offers a more holistic and wider range of Sexual and Reproductive Services.
Pathologist are responsible for the management of the clinic.
The training is focused on Human Sexuality, Sexual and Reproductive Health, with the aim of developing a cadre of Youth Peer Counsellors who are equipped with relevant information to guide and assist their peers to effectively deal with their sexuality and other issues with which they are challenged. Community Work Training is now a pivotal part of our new focus. Community Workers are identified and trained in the many areas of Sexual and Reproductive Health and also in the facilitation of discussion on the issues surrounding Sexual and Reproductive Health with the aim of having those communities address those issues affecting them. Skills Training sponsorship is provided for the training of women in rural and depressed communities with the objective of providing them with an opportunity to earn an income. Family Planning and Sexual and Reproductive Health discussions are done during the skills training programme.