NDU Reproductive health Campaigned 

Planning meeting by Volunteers 
The Ndu Reproductive Health Campaign is aimed towards educating the youth in the Ndu area about family planning, reproductive health and STDs. At least five villages in the Ndu municipality will be targeted in the project: Talla, Ndu, Wat, Mbot, and Njimkang.
The project will begin in 2017 with a week-long trainings of volunteers, peer educators..... and with parents on how to talk to their children about reproductive health, and one with the youth who are not in school anymore about the topics named above.

Finally, in each of the schools, we will also implement emergency menstruation centers where girls who have been surprised by their period can go to get pads and other necessary resources. The hopes are that after our campaign we will see a definite change in attitude towards safer sexual behavior and more awareness in gender issues in the population of the Ndu area.



September 2017 Workshop 

Follow - up training
For the effective implementation of the Ndu Reproductive Health Campaign, the Peace Corps and a team of volunteers invites youths, youth leaders and interested parents to the follow-up training workshop on Saturday, 27th January 2018, at the Ndu Council Hall beginning as from 11am.
All who attended the last September 2017 training, are reminded to be present and also on time.
PROGRAMMME
11:00 am   Arrival and registration of Participant
11:30 am   Prayers, introduction of participants and team of facilitators
12:00 pm   Presentation on monitoring and evaluation by Abanda Marcel
1;00 pm     Presentation and demonstration on menstrual hygiene by Quinta Mengnjo
2:00 pm     Energizer/Break
2:15 pm     Presentation of condom usage by Jennette Vershiyi
3:15 pm     Presentation HIV/AIDS stigma by Obed Chuye
4:15 pm     Presentation on Alcohol by Pavel Ngaybi
5:00 pm     Evaluation of the day

                  Closing remarks

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