Three years after Rohingya refugees fled violence in Myanmar into the crowded refugee camps in Bangladesh, there is still no end in sight to their suffering. With a generous contribution, you can provide traumatized and vulnerable women and girls with lifesaving reproductive health care.
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As the official support committee for UNFPA, the United Nations reproductive health and rights agency, every dollar you give is used efficiently to support UNFPA’s lifesaving programs and to mobilize further funds for its critical work. Monies raised directly benefit women and girls in need of services like emergency obstetric care, access to contraceptives allowing women to choose when and whether to concieve, care and support after experiencing gender-based violence, and protection from child marriage and female genital mutilation. Only 6% of revenue raised by Friends of UNFPA is directed towards operating and management expeneses. Your support means that UNFPA can be there for the world's most vulnerable women and populations, especially in response to COVID-19.
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assure that no woman dies giving birth
provide access to modern contraceptives sufficient to benefit 20 million women a year
end violence against women, female genital mutilation, child marriage and teen pregnancies
