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Bigile (first left, standing) during the CHWs training conducted in Tarime District
Bigile Mkama, 38 years old, is a mother of 3 children from Nyamongo village at Nyangoto ward, Tarime district in Mara region, working as a Community Health Worker (CHW) in Nyangoto Health Centre. Bigile was recruited by the Nyangoto Health Centre in 2017 and trained...
Alinda is a young woman who grew up in Masanga village, where myths and stigma dominate facts about sexual health and HIV. As a young girl, Alinda witnessed firsthand how silence put young lives at risk because of the deep-rooted myth. She saw her friends’...
Community-Health-Forums-Engage-Thousands-on-SRHR-and-Child-Protection
On 27 September 2024, the Children’s Dignity Forum (CDF), conducted a community mobilization event at Sirari Market in Tarime District to promote Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights (SRHR) and HIV services. The event brought together parents, community leaders, traditional and religious leaders, adolescents, young...
Peer-Advocates-Mentorship-Expands-SRHR-and-HIV-Awareness-Among-Young-People
Between July and September 2024, Children’s Dignity Forum (CDF) supported ongoing peer advocates mentorship to strengthen Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights (SRHR) and HIV awareness among adolescents and young people. CDF empowered 40 peer educators to lead peer-to-peer education across schools, churches, community meetings,...
Journalists Trained to Improve Reporting on SRH and HIV Self-Care
On 20 August 2024, Children’s Dignity Forum (CDF) hosted a one-day training at Blue Sky Hotel, Tarime, for 25 journalists (13 women, 12 men) from various media platforms. The session aimed to strengthen accurate and ethical reporting on Sexual and Reproductive Health (SRH) and HIV...
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