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What is Laaha?

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Laaha provides information to women and girls on sexual and reproductive health and gender-based violence as well as where and how to access services when needed. 

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What can Laaha do for me?

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1. Discover!  You will find articles, videos, and podcasts on various topics related to your body and health, your safety, and your wellbeing.

2. Find! Through the search bar, you will find articles, videos, and podcasts related to your topic of interest.

3. Connect! Soon, you will be able to chat with other women and girls on this platform. Laaha will include opportunities to connect with other women and girls, share…

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How can i access services if I experienced violence?

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If you or someone you know needs help and is looking for a particular service especially, if you experienced violence, click here to get information about available services in your area and when and how to access them.

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Can I speak to someone on Laaha?

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Not yet. Currently, the platform does not allow you to speak with other women and girls or to service providers. But in the future, this platform will allow you to connect with other women and girls who share your concerns.

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Who is Laaha for?

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The platform is designed for all women and girls. However, its content is more targeted at adolescent girls and young women.

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Will anyone be able to track what I do on the platform?

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No, any activity on the platform will not be tracked at an individual level. Once you click exit website, you will be redirected to the Google homepage.

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Is this platform safe?

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Yes, the platform is safe. Laaha is very careful about ensuring that women and girls have access to information that is curated by GBV specialists. It doesn't collect your data to ensure you feel comfortable using the platform.

Where is the content in Laaha from?

All content on the website is sourced from vetted resources from reputable GBV organizations, and put together by UNICEF GBV specialists. Some of the resources built upon are: Inter-Agency Case Management Guidelines and Inter-Agency Minimum Standards for GBViE Programming, Amaze, My First Period Booklet, International Rescue Committee’s resources such as Girl Shine, My Safety, My Wellbeing, and Caring for Child Survivors of Sexual Abuse. For a list of the complete resources and descriptions, click here.