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Biology of the Girl Child Summit equips over 1,500 girls in Berekum with reproductive health knowledge
Fortune Morkporkpor Adalev, Summit Lead and International Coordinator, GIMAT Volunteer Network She said the summit was designed to help girls understand biological processes such as menstruation, ovulation and pregnancy, which she believes are important to their development and decision-making.
The summit, organised by the GIMAT Volunteer Network, sought to educate and empower girls to better understand their bodies, reproductive health, and personal development.
Summit Lead and International Coordinator of the GIMAT Volunteer Network, Fortune Morkporkpor Adalevo, said the initiative was inspired by the need to ensure girls, whether in rural or urban communities, have access to essential knowledge about their bodies.
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