Health Impact for Youth

Empowerment of Next Generation of Young People

[Health Impact for Youth @Impact4Youth]

Over 100 students in a local school in Niger State couldn’t afford basic learning materials.

We stepped in.

We provided them with books and learning materials, and went further to sponsor their Junior & Senior WAEC examination fees. 💙

Together we make positive impact 💙💜

[Health Impact for Youth @Impact4Youth]

Join us in helping 1,000 students stay in school. 🤍

We're raising support to provide exercise books, textbooks, other learning materials, and school fee support for 1000 students.

To support us, reach us at [email protected]

Let's make a difference together.

[Health Impact for Youth @Impact4Youth]

@Enioluwa How do you intend to pick the lucky couple?

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[Health Impact for Youth @Impact4Youth]

Your pain is valid.

Your experience matters.

And you don’t have to suffer in silence.

If this thread speaks to your situation, please see a doctor today.

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"Just take a painkiller and push through it."

If you've ever been told your period pain is "just part of being a woman," this thread is for you.

Here's the truth we need to normalize: Period pain is common, but it's NOT always normal.

#HI4Y

[Health Impact for Youth @Impact4Youth]

To allies and leaders:

Create workplaces where menstrual health isn't taboo.

When someone says they're struggling, believe them.

[Health Impact for Youth @Impact4Youth]

For years we told people to “just talk about it” when it came to mental health.

Then we watched a colleague shut down during a team check-in.

We realized something: talking isn’t the cure.

Safety is.

People open up when there’s trust, listening, and no judgment.

#HI4Y

[Health Impact for Youth @Impact4Youth]

How You Can Protect Yourself

* Practice safe sex by using condoms correctly

* Get tested if you are sexually active

* Limit the number of sexual partners

* Get vaccinated (HPV and Hepatitis B vaccines)

* Avoid self-medication

* Seek medical care if you notice any symptoms

[Health Impact for Youth @Impact4Youth]

Sexually transmitted infections (STIs) are infections that are mainly spread through sexual contact.

They are more common than many people realize, and anyone who is sexually active can be affected, regardless of age, gender, or relationship status.

Let's talk about it...

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*Why Awareness and Testing Matter*

Untreated STIs can lead to serious complications such as:
* Infertility

* Chronic pelvic pain

* Pregnancy complications

* Increased risk of HIV infection

* Certain cancers (such as cervical cancer from HPV)