#CFPA is committed to the full #humanrights of all people and calls on all people and communities in the #Caribbean to support Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights for all persons, to protect vulnerable persons and communities, reduce inequalities, and advance human rights for EVERY PERSON in our human family to live with dignity, respect […]
Here is how men can #OrangeTheWorld: Don’t be so quick to react! Ease up. Move from stressful situations, calm down, and go find someone you can talk to. Talk things out. A problem we have as men is that we feel we are too “big” to talk. No… talking and figuring things out can be […]
Visit any of our member or associated clinics for gender-based violence and sexual and reproductive health and rights services: from family planning, health check-ups, counseling, legal referrals, to education and information services. #CFPA #SRHR #16Days #EndGBV We are here to support and offer you confidential services in a safe environment. Some clinics even have telephone […]
From our Board of Directors to our community advocates in the fields, CFPA utility #volunteerism in all aspects of our work regionally, from Anguilla to Trinidad and Tobago. This year’s theme for International Volunteer Day: Volunteer now for our common future, reminds us of the Caribbean proverb, “many hands make light work”. Together we are […]
In the Caribbean, there is not much data, stats, and research on the lives of trans-women; but we know from our work that their experiences are real, even if it is unreported or misreported. The harassment, violence, and inequalities they face by society, in access to services and health care, and the freedoms and enjoyment […]
Studies have shown that stigma, discrimination, and gender-based violence have direct links to the risks of HIV infections, including the inability to access life-saving healthcare for victims of abuse. Men, you are part of the SOLUTION, together we can work together to End Inequalities, and End AIDS. Let’s start the conversation. Message us on HOW […]
Over the next 16 days, CFPA will be embarking on a social media campaign to engage with our online community, raising awareness on violence against migrants, rural and indigenous women, and the LGBT+ community, on the social inequalities that exist as barriers to ending the HIV/AIDS epidemic, and involving men, boys and all stakeholders to […]
The first flyer was posted with the CFPA statement for the International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women, prepared by CEO Patricia Sheerattan-Bisnauth. In Observance Of The International Day For Elimination Of Violence Against Women – Message From The Caribbean Family Planning Affiliation Today, November 25th marks the 30th anniversary of the 16 […]