For over a decade, Begizesh has been a dedicated team member at MSI Ethiopia, offering compassionate counselling and care to every woman who walks through her clinic doors. Her mission? To make sure that...

In the remote hills of Nepal’s Bhojpur District, Chinta* is raising a large family, including her husband and eight children.   Like many women in her community, Chinta was married young, at just sixteen,...

At MSI, we believe everyone should have clear and honest information about their choices.  Thanks to medical advances, people now have more options than ever to choose the method that best suits their needs,...

Each year on 28 May, World Menstrual Health Day reminds us of a truth too often ignored: menstruation is a monthly reality for billions of people. And yet, for many, it remains a source...

The outcome of Australia’s 2025 federal election presents new opportunities for progress on global health and gender equality. With a stronger mandate and increased parliamentary numbers, the Albanese Government is well placed to advance...

Every year on 5 May, the world comes together to mark International Day of the Midwife. It’s a day to recognise and honour the incredible work of midwives and the vital role they play...

We are delighted to announce the appointment of Grishma Bista as the new Executive Officer of MSI Asia Pacific. A familiar name to many across the partnership, Grishma steps into the role with a...

For four years, Norefa has been helping families across his island home of Papua New Guinea.   As an MSI nurse, he brings life-changing care to people who need it most. He calls his...

Worldwide, 14 million adolescents want to avoid pregnancy but aren’t using a modern method of contraception. In Zambia, MSI is working to close that gap through innovative programs tailored to teenagers, one of which...

Late last month, Myanmar was hit by a powerful 7.7 magnitude earthquake. An estimated 3,000 people have died, with more than 4,500 people injured in the disaster. In times of crisis, women and girls...