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REFRESH |
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We believe that
mothers are the guardians of Nigeria's health, so this project gives
women the skills and resources to teach and empower their families
towards healthy lifestyles in an age of HIV. This programme provides
a call to action to women for restoring family health and
self-sufficiency.
Goal: Empowered mothers as guardians of
family reproductive health. |
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Courage to Change |
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We notice that
men are often absent from HIV education programmes, testing and
treatment. This programme challenges men to play their part in the
fight against AIDS in Nigeria by being part of SW programmes, and
encouraging them to change their risky behaviours and participate as
mentors in the development of young people in their homes and
communities.
Goal: Inspired, informed and empowered
men for improved reproductive health. |
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Purpose Driven Youth |
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Nigeria is under
siege with high HIV incidence among young people. Our Youth
development programme is a comprehensive initiative that features
multimedia events, competitions, creative workshops and training,
encouraging young people to change their behaviours and influence
their peers to do likewise in an age of HIV/AIDS.
Goal: Motivated and equipped young
people making healthy choices for positive changes in all parts of
their lives and communities. |
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Initiative for Positive Development
(IPD) |
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This initiative aims
at improving access to comprehensive IEC materials that promote
knowledge sharing and transfer in the areas of reproductive health
development, with a strong focus on capacity building and training.
Please that all materials produced will effectively be inform and
transform lives.
Goal: Motivate, ignite and transform
human potential into action, through innovative multimedia
solutions. |
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Child Health Information Learning and Development |
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More than half the
population in Nigeria is under 15. Helping uninfected children and
youth stay uninfected is critical to stemming the HIV/AIDS epidemic
and to economic and social development in Nigeria. CHILD is STILL
WATERS’s reproductive health programme targeted at children aged
4-14 years, providing them with lifeskills and age-appropriate sex
education through integrated activities.
Goal:
Promote the
wellbeing of children through information, skills building and
resource provision. |
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