Sisters Connected is a platform for women to talk, share and learn about Sexual and Reproductive Health. We also talk about day to day issues affecting us.
Attention Ladies!
International Women’s Day theme: “Choose to Challenge”
Let’s encourage and challenge our men to live the boss life!
Remind them that happiness and peace of mind are some of the benefits of a healthy sexual relationship.
#ChooseToChallenge2021
International Condom Day
We all know sex is way nicer when you know you got nothing to worry about, but Circumcision is no substitute for wearing Condoms! Strap up always even after circumcision!
This poll will set the foundation to define how global institutions should work towards gender equity. Please click 👉🏽👉🏽 https://t.co/SxjfXksWxD to be counted now! #WeCount
HAPPY INTERNATIONAL WOMEN'S DAY ❤️
Today we celebrate YOU, and all the incredible women in our lives.
This is our time to;
✔️challenge gender norms
✔️empower each other
✔️take action
It's time for equality!
#GALPOWER#IWD2020
PrEP helps you manage the risk of getting HIV from unprotected sex. Do you know what your exposure to risk is?
Visit your local health facility / New Start Centre or send a WhatsApp message to 0772 516 336 to find out more.
Video credit : One Love Kwasila
#TakePrEPTakeCharge
#HumanRightsDay#LetsTalkAboutIt
Women and girls face challenges in managing their periods such as; Sanitary ware, lack of access to toilet facilities with clean water, and discriminatory cultural norms or practices that make it difficult to maintain good menstrual hygiene.
These challenges result in women and girls being denied basic human rights. Their ability to manage their menstruation hygienically, and with dignity, enables women and girls to enjoy certain human rights
Menstruation is not a girls' or women’s issue – it’s a human rights issue!!
#Orangetheworld
Date rape is when you are raped by someone you know In social setting. Date rape drugs can be given to you at parties or in a club
Three tips to protect yourself
*Don’t leave your drink unattended
*Keep your eyes on your drink
*Don’t accept drinks from stranger
Psychological abuse involves trauma through verbal abuse, threats, name-calling, criticism or coercive tactics. Perpetrators use psychological abuse in order to control, terrorize, belittle and humiliate It often takes place before or concurrently with physical or sexual abuse.
#orangetheworld
Goal 5 of SDG's is to achieve gender equality through eliminating violence against women and girls, Who experience sexual violence, and abuse due to patriarchal beliefs, power, and control. Wear orange today to symbolize a bright future free of sexual violence.
“Real Men don’t Rape” Mr Walter Chikwana, Secretary of the JSC at the launch of the Multi Sectoral Protocol against GBV."The Victim Friendly System has ushered in a range of positive aspects to handling GBV cases”he further explained. @UNFPA_Zimbabwe@ShamwariyeMwana@SwedeninZW