Sopu Fanm pou Fanm (SFpF) is a partner organization formed in January 2013 by Rea Dol and Sokari Ekine. Their goal is to empower young girls and women to become leaders of community health.

Mission Statement
•  Help women in the poor neighbourhoods advance women’s rights, democratic principles, and social justice through capacity building and advocacy.
•  Provide sexual and reproductive health education
•  Support teenage girls and young women [14-25]
•  Provide voluntary led mobile clinics in areas of the city where there are no medical facilities and/or residents are unable to pay for medical services.

SFpF is inspired by SOPUDEP (Founded by Madam Réa Dol) and FASA (Founded by Madam Réa Dol and Sokari Ekine).

To promote women’s human rights, democratic principles, good governance, social justice and access to quality health care and social services.

Goals
•  Help women in the poor neighbourhoods advance women’s rights, democratic principles, and social justice through capacity building and advocacy.
•  Provide sexual and reproductive health education
•  Support teenage girls and young women [14-25]
•  Provide voluntary led mobile clinics in areas of the city where there are no medical facilities and/or residents are unable to pay for medical services.