We are network umbrella body which strengthen community systems and support coordination and management as well linkages for uptake of HIV and AIDS services.
LENASO women wore their beautiful African print and Seshoeshoe attire and Doeks (as an awareness against Gender Based Violence) and men put on their SEANA-MARENA blankets.
Giving love to our communities wel done..We thank everyone and Media for the support.
As part of its social responsibility initiative and celebration of women's month, LENASO presented its LOVE in clothes,shoes and sanitary towels to Tholoana ea Lerato Orphanage yesterday.
#eithaletsdosomething#impact
There are things every person can do to end rape culture, even during the #COVID19 pandemic;
๐Donโt laugh at sexism โ
๐Stop victim-blaming โ
๐Talk about consent โ
๐Listen to survivors โ
๐Believe and support women โ
๐Speak up โ
๐Educate!โ
(Via @UN_Women)
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LENASO Executive Director,Taung MP, Mohale's hoek DA and Community Councillor today when girls got their sanitary towels from LENASO.
They all spoke against increasing GBV and thanked the organisation for a great initiative especially during this Covid era.
๐ฅLENASO did it again today in Mohale's hoek Taung. About 100 girls presented with sanitary towels as part of its social responsibility initiative and celebration of women's month. ๐ฅ
Menstrual Hygiene is the right of every girl โโโ๐ฅ๐ฅ@UNFPA, @NetworkAthena
Gender inequality continues to restrict womenโs control in deciding how, when and with whom they have sex, increasing their risk of HIV infection.
This is unacceptable.
On behalf of my peers, young women & girls that bear the brunt of victimization for #GBV, we wish to sincerely implore all concerned to continue fighting for us. We need & deserve a safe country in which we can live in peace," Princess Senate, receiving dignity kits from UNFPA
Her Royal Highness Princess Senate Seeiso received dignity kits on behalf of 2500 women & girls in Lesotho, procured through UNFPA support. They were handed over by @UNFPA Representative @MarcDerveeuw who emphasized the need for menstrual health to be in the development agenda.
Wowww....This is such a good move and encouragement that every other pandemic is as critical and life-threatening as any.
Let us not overlook HIV now during COVID-19, the two relate and need to be integrated.
LENASO Executive Director (Ms.Mamello Makoae)on horse back to reach the community in the hard to reach highlands of Lesotho in Bokong. This is what community work means to us, reaching the forgotten villages with HIV and TB interventions.
@UNFPA_LSO@ekalle_nts@UNAIDSLesotho