The "Women’s Health Goes Digital" project aims to develop an innovative training program and digital platform for informing and educating girls and young women (ages 13–30) about reproductive health, women’s rights, and reproductive mental health. The program will consist of 15 modules covering key topics such as women’s reproductive and mental health, access to healthcare services, reproductive rights, and gender equality. The digital platform will provide reliable and timely information on accessing healthcare and realizing women’s rights in various areas. The program will be implemented locally in the partner countries with 20 girls and young women in each country, and after implementation it will be evaluated to gather feedback for further improvements and success stories for the digital platform. The project also includes research, the development of two policy recommendations, an online campaign in celebration of International Women’s Day to raise public awareness of the policy recommendations, local roundtables (one per country) to promote the recommendations at the national and local levels, and a conference in Brussels with decision-makers and experts to promote the recommendations at the EU level. Six partners from five EU countries are participating in the project.

Project Objectives:

• Strengthen the capacities of the 6 partner organizations and enhance the skills of 50 youth workers so they can effectively design and implement innovative training programs in the field of women’s mental and reproductive health.

• Develop a new training program and methodology that will innovatively inform and educate girls and young women on topics related to their mental and reproductive health.

• Develop and establish a digital platform that will provide girls and young women with reliable information and educational content on reproductive and mental health.

• Educate 300 girls and young women, with a special focus on including those with fewer opportunities, on the key aspects of their reproductive health and rights.

• Produce 2 policy recommendations and carry out awareness-raising activities among 100,000 people on the importance of women’s reproductive health and women’s rights.