SayPro is deeply committed to improving the health and well-being of young people in underserved communities. In collaboration with the United States Peace Corps, SayPro is helping to establish local youth health clinics that provide accessible, affordable, and youth-friendly services. These clinics offer essential services such as mental health counseling, sexual health education, and basic medical care. SayPro ensures that the clinics are run by trained professionals and supported by peer educators who understand the unique needs of young people. With Peace Corps volunteers, SayPro conducts community assessments to identify the health challenges youth face and tailor services accordingly.
SayPro believes that youth should have a safe space where they can seek health advice and support without fear of stigma or judgment. Therefore, SayPro works with local authorities to make sure youth clinics are welcoming and non-discriminatory. SayPro also hosts training workshops for health professionals on how to interact with young clients sensitively. Peace Corps volunteers assist in capacity building and help SayPro introduce innovative practices from global youth health programs. These joint efforts ensure that SayPro creates inclusive health environments that empower youth to take control of their health and future.
SayPro integrates health education into the services provided by these clinics to ensure that youth have accurate knowledge about issues affecting them. SayPro organizes awareness campaigns, community outreach programs, and school visits to encourage young people to access clinic services. SayPro also provides informational materials and mobile health units in remote areas. With the support of Peace Corps volunteers, SayPro develops culturally relevant materials and uses youth-led approaches to break down taboos around topics such as mental health and reproductive care. These initiatives by SayPro reduce misinformation and improve health literacy among vulnerable youth.
SayPro measures the success of youth health clinics through data collection, feedback, and community impact. SayPro works with Peace Corps volunteers to track improvements in health indicators, such as reduced teen pregnancy and increased mental health referrals. SayPro also engages youth in advisory roles to improve services and build a sense of ownership. By focusing on both physical and emotional well-being, SayPro creates a holistic model for youth health. The clinics are more than just health centers—they are empowerment hubs where youth learn, grow, and lead healthier lives. Through its partnership with the Peace Corps, SayPro continues to champion youth-centered health services as a foundation for thriving communities.