With the #COVID__19 lockdown the need for young people to access SRHR information & services doesn’t stop. We must utilize all available avenues to get the information across since the schools are also closed. #NBSUpdates@nbstv @aanyufrances95
The lockdown has helped me explore my children more because I thought I was doing enough but I was wrong.
Parents should contribute 90% towards the sexuality education because children appreciate them more- Ms. Faith
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Ismael Mulindwa: If you’re not a friend to your child, it’s very difficult to be a parent. You don’t know who they are and their challenges and for that matter you fail to parent them. That’s why so many young people look for information online. #SexualityEducationUG
“Parents need to watch how their young people relate with others & how they access SRHR information. As parents we’ve left this work to institutions like schools. Parents have to get out of our comfort zones to understand our children.” Faith Batega, parent. #SexualityEducationUG
The parents have to contribute more than 90% because the children really appreciate what they get from their parents and they really think that’s the actual truth ~ Ms. Amanya Faith
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Parents should not rely on @GovUganda but contribute more than 90% in discussing on sexuality with their kids because children believe parents tell the truth most of thei time.. Amanya faith Betega~ parent and senior community development officer #SexualityEducationUg@reachahand
The Sexuality education framework was developed by the @Educ_SportsUg & launched by the first lady @JanetMuseveni in 2018 inline with national policies and commitments.Parents need to be supported in providing Sexuality education to their children
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All schools in Uganda have been closed since March, however as the students are home, this is the opportune time for parents to teach their children more concerning. #SexualityEducationUG
The National Sexuality Education Framework has guided on sexuality education for Uganda’s youthful population. It is important to note every young person will one day have life-changing decisions to make about their sexual and reproductive health #SexualityEducationUG
It is imperative we educate children to be aware of the risks, so they know to come to trusted adults with their questions about their bodies, relationships - Annette Nanfuka #SexualityEducationUG
James .K. Tumusiime, Manager Gender and youth,Reproductive Health Uganda says that’s the execution of sexuality education is a life long process. It has to be continuously done. We have seen it done by the church and teachers among others
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Despite clear & compelling evidence for the benefits of Sexuality Education, few young people receive preparation for their lives that empowers them to take control & make informed decisions about their sexuality & relationships freely & responsibly #SexualityEducationUG
Exploring feelings, values, and attitudes; and developing communication skills, decision-making, and critical-thinking skills in accordance with the laws and policies of Uganda.
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