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'Safe to Thrive' campaign reaches over 1,000 young people in Ashanti

Some participants of the campaignnpose for a photo A youth-led sexual and reproductive health campaign, dubbed “Safe to Thrive,” has reached 1,304 adolescents and young people across five districts in the Ashanti Region with education on sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR) and HIV prevention.
Young people need consistent, practical, and non-judgmental information that they can actually use,” he said.“We encourage donor agencies, foundations and philanthropists to invest in AfriYAN Ghana because its extensive network of youth-led organisations across Ghana provides an unmatched pathway to take quality interventions directly to young people.
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