Knowledge is power, and when young people are equipped with the right information, they are better positioned to make informed choices about their health, wellbeing and future. 🩺📚✨
Yesterday, the iBreakFree Project kicked off Day 1 of its three-day School Outreach campaign in the Omusati Region, at the Oikokola Combined School in Etayi Constuency. Bringing Sexual and Reproductive Health (SRH) education, health services and important conversations directly to learners.
Learners were engaged in SRH education, STI screening and other health and wellness conversations, with those requiring further care referred to WBCG & nearby Health Facilities.
Today, the campaign continues in Otamanzi Constituency, Omusati Region, as we take our message to Holder Uulenga Combined School.
The initiative is being carried out through collaborative efforts with the Walvis Bay Corridor Group, Ministry of Health and Social Services, Omusati Regional Council, Ministry of Home Affairs, Immigration, Safety and Security and Ministry of Gender, Equality and Social Welfare, working together to bring essential information, services and support closer to learners and their communities.