The years of work of The World Youth Alliance Europe (WYAE), on issues such as Education, development social and human rights, have highlighted numerous current challenges faced by young women in the field of mental and reproductive health and the exercise of their rights. Despite being recognized as a priority and a right by UN and EU treaties and regulation, data statistics reveal that many young women are still unable to achieve a high standard in mental and reproductive health issues. This information has been gathered through surveys of more than 400 young women, as well as from exchange experiences with WYAE's NGO partners.

The problem is aggravated by the lack of reliable, accessible and scientific information on mental and reproductive health and rights in this field, as well as by the context generated by the COVID pandemic. This project, led by WYAE, seeks to reverse the status, which especially affects women with economic difficulties, migrants or residents in rural areas with more limited access to information. For this reason, an innovative approach capable of providing this service and offering accessible training programs is needed.