Menstruation is a natural biological process, yet it is surrounded by myths and misconceptions that can harm women’s health and well-being. It’s time to debunk these myths and promote accurate information about menstrual hygiene. Common Myths and Facts: Myth: Menstruation is Dirty. Fact: Menstruation is a natural process that indicates a healthy reproductive system. It’s...

Story 1: Ada’s Journey to Advocacy Introduction: Ada’s life was a constant battle with anxiety and depression, leading her to feel isolated and misunderstood. Her turning point came when she discovered our mental health support programs. The Struggle: For years, Ada dealt with overwhelming feelings of anxiety and depression. She often felt like she was...

The Programme Coordinating Unit (PCU), Office of the Speaker, House of Representatives, is conducting a research project to assess citizens’ expectations of the 10th House of Representatives. You are invited to kindly answer the following questions, which will generally assist us in gaining greater insight into what your expectations are with regards to the 10th...

Development work often involves interacting with diverse communities and cultures. While the primary goal is to improve the quality of life within these communities, it’s crucial that such efforts are undertaken with a deep respect for local customs and traditions. This blog post explores the importance of cultural sensitivity in development work and offers strategies...

What is HPV? Human papillomavirus (HPV) is a virus. Like all viruses, HPV causes infection by entering cells. Once inside a cell, HPV takes control of the cell’s internal machinery and uses it to make copies of itself. These copies then infect other nearby cells. HPV infection is a slow process. In most people, the immune system clears the...

The best communities are made up of supportive, enthusiastic and engaged members who are always keen to share their ideas, give their input and help out others in the community. While this sounds great on paper, the problem of how to increase community engagement is one that many brands struggle with. If you need help...

The National Youth Policy (NYP), the working document that guides the activities of the Federal Ministry of Youth Development and the Federal Government as it relates to Youth Development and Empowerment, is currently under review. The huge gap between the Federal Government and Nigerian Youth has been attributed to the fact that the current NYP...

Today, we celebrate a journey of impact, sacrifice, passion, and dedication! It’s our official 6th anniversary, and we’re incredibly grateful for every moment spent making a difference in the lives of others. Together, we’ve achieved remarkable milestones, overcome challenges, and touched countless hearts. To our incredible team, volunteers, donors, partners, and supporters: THANK YOU! Your...

Click Here to Download the Document In 2021, UNICEF Cuba supported the Mídete (Measure yourself!) campaign to prevent violence against children and adolescents. The themes and content of the campaign were developed through a process of co- creation with a group of children and adolescents. Messages about the violence affecting children and adolescents to 559,969...

2,093 U-reporters were enrolled by the 10 Youth Activists and TBI staff through advocacies, Sensitization programs, Reflective Dialogue sessions and other social media and Community engagements. The U-reporters are aware of their roles as advocate and Activists on the elimination of Female Genital Mutilation, Gender-based Violence, Violence against Women and Children and Child Marriage in...