Right to Sexual and Reproductive Health Education 2016 Conclusion 3: The participants believed that there were limited or no sources of information within the community and are generally unsatisfied with the availability of information regarding SRH issues. Almost all participants believed that most people were unaware of the services that are already available at the Reproductive Health Center at IGMH since the advocacy of it is low. They also believe that not everyone who wants the information will be comfortable in approaching the Center for information since their services are currently advocated for pregnant women and married couples. Majority of the participants believed that there must be a specific place to provide SRH information and services. Recommendation 3: Ministry of Health 3.1 Develop a constructive plan and allocate budgets to setup SRH clinics in existing health centers and hospitals in every atoll to provide easy access to SRH services and information. 3.2 Emphasize on training at least one health care professional in each island to provide basic information on SRH. 3.3 Advocate the availability of SRH services and information to the general public. Ministry of Youth and Sports 3.4 Revise and revive the work of the Youth Health Café. Ministry of Islamic Affairs 3.5 Develop a constructive plan and allocate budgets to provide information and awareness on SRH related issues from an Islamic perspective. Ministry of Family and Gender 80 CONCLUSION AND RECOMMENDATION