Desmond Tutu Health Foundation, contraceptives for schools, sexually transmitted infections in the western hood, offer vital health services to 15 years and older students.
The CEO Linda-Gail Becker, the Foundation, speaks about the importance of Sowetan’s initiative.
Sowetan: Tell me more about the program.
Becker: The fast food is called fast preparation. We are sure that we are sure that the prevention of HIV in a health district, along with sexual reproductive health services. Thus, the Western Cape government gave a clipfontein mitchells flat health sub-area, which is a million people who are many schools and clinics, and we also have mobile phones. Idea, we went to ensure sexual reproductive health services wherever the Prevention of HIV.
Sowetan: What did the Foundation want to start this initiative?
Becker: I think that because young people need good information for young people, we understand that many people in the age of an age can be in school. It seems a very important task to ensure that people can enter them the best information and take care of their own.
Sowetan: What happened to the students’ response?
Becker: I think teenagers like to school love comfort. The services that fit them are suitable for them and adapted for them. And this is what we are trying to do for teens, trying to reach them in various ways, including mobile services.
Sowetan: Has there been difficulties to reach the target age group?
Becker: Some of the difficulties are that we will definitely distract you in any way, to distract young people in the school and therefore as careful as possible. You do not want to impress any personal who can use these services. So again, it is important to consider. We try to be effective. We try to bring any nonsense information and appropriate services.
