Resources and Tools

We have a global opportunity to improve reproductive health and gender outcomes for first-time parents by delivering programs tailored to their needs that apply deliberate life-course and socio-ecological lenses.

This FTP Snapshot highlights key demographic and service utilization information about FTMs in the Fada and Diapaga districts who have elected to participate in the FTP program.

This FTP Snapshot highlights key findings emerging about Tuungane FTMs and the barriers that limit their access to informed, voluntary use of contraception.

This FTP Snapshot highlights important information on SMGL-EFP’s FTPs and some of the factors that influence their access to informed, voluntary use of contraception.

These trainings are designed for use in francophone West Africa, where a significant proportion of adolescent girls aged 15–19 and young women aged 20–24 are married or living in union, but they can easily be adapted for other settings.

The assessment, conducted in 2017, yielded important insights drawn from the experiences shared by young First-Time Mothers (FTMs) and the critical influencers in their lives – their partners and their own mothers. This brief presents key findings on the situation …

This report describes interventions for first-time mothers in Shinyanga District, Tanzania

This 1-day training module covers topics including healthy timing and spacing of pregnancy (HTSP), nonjudgmental counseling for young married women and FTPs, and the particular challenges and pressures concerning childbearing faced by young married women and FTPs. The training consists …

This training aims to give community health workers conducting home visits to young married women and first-time parents (FTPs) the knowledge and skills needed to promote the sexual and reproductive health and rights of these groups. This training is designed …

This technical brief describes E2A’s interventions for first-time mothers in Shinyanga District, Tanzania, which sought to increase their access to contraception.