One of the world’s leading providers of reproductive healthcare, formerly Marie Stopes International.

They are MSI Reproductive Choices. As their name suggests, they are unapologetically pro-choice – they believe every woman and every girl should have the power to decide and determine the path their life takes.   

From contraception to safe abortions, and life-saving services following unsafe procedures, they are committed to delivering compassionate, high-quality services for all.  

MSI Reproductive Choices is built on the views of their founders, who believed that by providing high-quality, client-centred care they could support women to pursue the future of their choice – on their terms.  

Today, their organisation has over 9,000 team members working in 37 countries across the world, and their teams are rooted in the communities they serve – from major cities to rural, hard-to-reach villages. By taking services into areas others cannot – or will not – go, they enable more women and girls to make choices that were previously unavailable to them, in turn, improving the lives of individuals, families and communities.    

Since 1976, they have delivered sexual and reproductive healthcare services to over 155 million women. They currently see 35,000 clients daily, and over 32 million women and girls worldwide use a method of contraception provided by them. Last year, their services prevented 13.4 million unintended pregnancies, 5.6 million unsafe abortions and 35,000 maternal deaths. But their work is far from over.   

Their Ambition

Their ambition is a bold one: by 2030, no abortion will be unsafe and everyone who wants contraception will be able to access it. To get there, they’re putting choice, in all its iterations and forms, at the heart of everything they do.  

Alongside providing services,they will continue to work to remove the unnecessary legal, medical and regulatory restrictions that prevent people accessing contraception and safe abortions, and which ultimately cost lives.   

They will seek out and expand their partnerships, listening, sharing and working closely with communities and clients.  

And they will fight to make sure no one is left behind – from women living in the most marginalised, hard-to-reach communities to adolescents seeking contraception despite taboo and stigma.  

They know that access to contraception, safe abortion and post-abortion care saves lives. For some, it can mean the ability to complete their education and start a career. For others, it means being able to look after the family they already have. For all, it means the freedom to decide their own future and contribute to a fairer, more equal society.