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Let's reflect on the values that bring us together: compassion, kindness, & humanity. May this season be a reminder to uplift & support one another, especially those in need.
May your hearts be filled with peace, your homes be filled with laughter, & your spirits be lifted high.
Organic foods are the way to go. Big shout out to our Ghanaian farmers!Your hard work & dedication to organic farming are the backbone of our healthy living. Thank you for feeding the nation with fresh, nutritious produce!
Happy Farmers' Day!
#prohumaneafriqueint#farmers
Gender inequality continues to drive the #AIDS pandemic. Women and girls face higher risks due to
โ Violence
โ Barriers to leadership
โ Limited access to services
These inequalities are now deepening due to global funding cuts. Let this #WorldAIDSDay be a moment to recommit.
Happy September from ProHumane Afrique International!
May this fresh start bring us renewed hope, opportunities, & joy. We're grateful for your continued support and engagement.
Let's work together to create a brighter future for all.
#NewMonth#ProHumaneAfrique#Hope#Live
Extreme Heat Kills Many in Mali
More people died in Mali due to extreme heatwave that hit the country last month.South-western town of Kayes recorded temperature high of 48.5ยฐC, hottest day in African history recorded in April.Meteorologists cited by online news website RFI.
Men are uniquely impacted by diseases like prostate cancer & testicular cancer while the estimated suicide rate in men is over double the rate in women.
๐จ๐ผโโ๏ธGet regular physical & mental health checkups to catch any problems early.
#InternationalMensDay#ProHumaneAfriqueInt
Girls who can't afford sanitary pads & re-useable pads, are using unapproved products during their monthly cycle. Menstruation is not a problem,but poor menstrual hygiene is.All hands on deck to make menstruation a normal fact of life by 2030#DontTaxMyPad #MenstruationIsNatural
All products (sanitary pads, re-usable pads etc.) should be made affordable, accessible, and available to enable girls and women fully engage in educational and economic activities without disruption during their menstrual cycle. #DontTaxMyPad#MenstruationIsNatural
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The lack of accessibility and affordability of sanitary pads is forcing girls and young women to drop out of school & hinder their participation in businesses.This further widens the existing inequality gap in the education and economic empowerment of women and girls#DontTaxMyPad
According to UNESCO(2014), one in 10 girls in Sub-Saharan Africa are unable to attend school during their menstrual cycle,with most girls being absent from school for an average of (4) days in a month resulting in the loss of approximately 13 learning days in each schoolterm.
An estimated 500million women & girls globally with most in Africa lack access to proper facilities for managing their menstrual health,posing health problems as reproductive & urinary tract infections,which can subsequently result in future infertility & birth complications#Pad
16 Days of Activism coming soon.
When 12 million girls get married before age 18 each year. It tells us there is so much that needs to be done.
We want our girls.
Girls We Want, Not Early Bride's
Girls we want, not brides
Stop Gender Based Violence๐๐
#prohumaneafriqueint