Bridging Knowledge, Empowering Communities
About
S-R-HEd (pronounced S-R-Head) was established in 2023 by Dr. Muti’ah Badru, an Obstetrician-Gynecologist and Muslimah writer with over 20 years of experience. We aim to fill the gap in SRH education within Muslim and other religiously conservative communities, equipping individuals with knowledge that aligns with their faith and values.
Our Mission
To promote a culture, within Muslim and other communities of faith, of ethical but positive sexuality and reproductive well being rooted in well-informed, culturally sensitive norms and individual autonomy. We aim to collaborate with organisations and communities to facilitate educational SRH products that are evidence-based and culturally sensitive, drawing on our deep knowledge of the subject matter and our lived experience as members of the target demographic.
Our Vision
To promote sexual and reproductive health and well-being of individuals from religiously conservative backgrounds through accurate, inclusive and culturally sensitive information.
Our values are inclusivity and cultural sensitivity in our dedication to sexual health promotion to empower individuals, couples and communities with the information and support they require to make healthy sexual and reproductive choices.
Our Services
SRH Coaching
We offer personalized coaching to address specific SRH needs and goals for individuals and couples.
One on One Counselling
Private and culturally sensitive counseling for individuals and couples navigating SRH challenges.
Seminars/webinars
Virtual or in-person interactive sessions, perfect for schools, mosques, and community organizations.
What People Are Saying About SRHed
I had some personal health concerns and reached out to @SRH_Ed, glad I did. The response was kind, informative, and really put my mind at ease. It’s rare to find a space that feels this supportive.
Grateful for the help and clarity I got.
— Anonymous
My call with sister Mutia’ah was what I’d describe as a breath of fresh air. She answered a question that has been bothering me for over 10 years in less than 30 minutes and I couldn’t be more grateful and excited.
And the way she spoke to me, the questions she asked, her willingness to listen made it really easy to talk to her, that it almost felt as if I’d known her for years.
Lastly, the amazing work she’s doing in building a community for sisters to to be able to get support and talk freely about our reproductive and sexual health is a topic that is dear to my heart and I definitely can’t wait to be a part of it.
— Anonymous
Assalam alaikum Dr. It was a delight speaking to you. Our short session was quite impactful, alhamdulillah: It gave me a clear direction where there was only a general idea; I also feel more able to go on with planning and make decisions. I appreciate it a lot. Keep doing the good work, may Allah aid you, ameen.
— Anonymous
In Recent News
For the heart and soul: Despite some opposition from within their own faith communities, Muti’ah and Angelica are on a mission to teach other Muslim women how to have healthy and safe sex lives.
For the engagement awards: The Engagement Awards are open to all UEA and Norwich Research Park staff and students. These awards celebrate the vital efforts within these institutions to engage new audiences and foster meaningful dialogue.
SRHEd was a finalist of the UEA Changemakers programme which sought out business ideas that aim to make the world a better place.
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