S-R-HEd (pronounced S-R-Head), is a social enterprise established in 2023 to provide evidence-based, culturally sensitive sexual and reproductive health (SRH) education and support to young people and women from religiously conservative (particularly Muslim) communities.

S-R-HEd is the brainchild of Dr. Muti’ah Badru MRCOG, Muslimah writer and reproductive health doctor with over 20 years of clinical experience. S-R-HEd has been featured in the BBC World Service Heart and Soul Program, was a winner of the UEA Engagement Awards and was a Finalist in the UEA Changemakers Program in 2024.

During her years in sexual and reproductive health, both as a doctor and as a member of the Muslim communities in Nigeria, Saudi Arabia and the UK, Dr Muti’ah noted a great dearth of knowledge amongst Muslims about basic SRH information. The resultant effects of that lack – from a susceptibility to sexual assault to increasing issues of marital dissatisfaction – is worsened by the sense of inaccessibility that Muslims face when they try to engage in existing SRH spaces.