Family Medical Point urges wider access to contraceptives
Family Medical Point has called for increased access to contraceptives, warning that limited access to family planning services is contributing to unwanted pregnancies, unsafe abortions and school dropouts among adolescent girls. The call was made during activities to mark World Contraception Day at Nakiwogo and Kigungu landing sites in Entebbe.
Women call for greater male involvement in family planning to reduce unsafe abortions
Women at Nakiwogo and Guuda landing sites have called for greater involvement of men in family planning decisions, saying male partners often influence whether women use contraceptives and whether they continue with unintended pregnancies. The call was made during discussions on family planning and unintended pregnancies, where participants highlighted limited
