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MSI welcomes the British Ambassador to DRC to celebrate WISH
On Friday 18th March 2022, MSI’s team in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) were delighted to host the British Ambassador to DRC, Ms Emily Maltman, at our UK Aid-funded MSI Ladies programme in Kinshasa. The visit coincided with the extension of the Women’s Integrated Sexual Health (WISH) programme – the flagship women’s health programme…
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MSI welcomes Amanda Seller as President, MSI United States, and Vice President, Global Partnerships and Philanthropy
MSI is delighted to announce that Amanda Seller has been appointed as President, MSI United States and Vice President, Global Partnerships and Philanthropy.
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How we partnered with the Ugandan government to transform contraceptive choice
If we are to realise a world where everyone has reproductive choice, holistic partnerships across the health system will be vital. In Uganda, our government partnership programme has shown that by taking an integrated approach to health system strengthening, we can transform access to contraceptive choice.
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2021: Making choice a reality against the odds
Amid disruption from COVID-19, uncertain donor funding, and cuts to existing support, our courageous providers rose to the challenge and delivered a record year of impact.
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Briefing: MSI’s impact in 2021
Learn more MSI’s 2021 impact in our two-page briefing showcasing how we went further than ever to deliver choice.
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MSI welcomes Professor Myriam Sidibe onto the Board of Trustees
MSI Reproductive Choices welcomes Professor Myriam Sidibe onto the board of Trustees
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MSI’s Advocacy Achievements in 2021
In 2021, our national advocacy teams, along with our partners, contributed to an impressive 10 changes in policy, law, regulation or financing, improving sexual and reproductive health and rights. Find out more in our two-pager.
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Nothing about us without us – 3 lessons on delivering disability inclusive reproductive healthcare
Everyone deserves the right to make their own choices about their bodies and their futures. Yet, many people with disabilities are still denied that choice. This International Day for Disabled Persons, we're shining a light on how we can deliver healthcare that is truly inclusive, with three lessons we learned on delivering sexual and reproductive…
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Putting clients first: Empowering choice with client-centred care
Sexual and reproductive healthcare is personal. That means that the person best placed to make decisions about their body and their future is the client themselves. Learn about how MSI works to empower clients to make the reproductive choices that are right for them.
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MSI’s Client-Centred Care Strategy
MSI’s client-centred care strategy helps our teams deliver on our commitment to provide care that puts the clients interests first. This means respective our clients as active partners in their own services, caring about who they are, what happens to them, and how they feel before, during, and after they receive a service from us.
