“Aya” is a Ghanaian Akan Adinkra symbol associated with endurance and resilience. It represents strength, growth, and the ability to thrive through challenge.
About
The AYA Health and Well-Being Program is an umbrella initiative of HSPS focused on strengthening health literacy and informed decision-making for Black women and girls. It supports reproductive and overall well-being through culturally safe education and community-based learning.
Youth-Centred Education and Support
This component of the AYA Health and Well-Being Program focuses on Black girls and young women and provides age-appropriate, culturally grounded education through structured learning activities and community-based events.
These activities create respectful spaces where young people can access accurate information, learn from shared experiences, and build confidence without shame, judgement, or pressure.
Events
Understanding Your Menstrual Cycle: What Every Young Person Should Know