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GHS, Oxfam sensitise young people in Ekon on contraception, reproductive health to mark World Contraception Day
It brought together young people, health professionals and community leaders to provide accurate, age-appropriate information on contraception, reproductive health and the importance of making informed and responsible decisions.
The Power to Choose project, supported by Oxfam and implemented by PPAG, continues to engage communities and stakeholders on sexual and reproductive health and rights, with particular attention to ensuring that young people have access to accurate information and the support needed to make informed choices.
The Ghana Health Service (GHS), in collaboration with Oxfam, has organised a sensitisation seminar for young people in Ekon, a fishing community in the Cape Coast Metropolis, to provide information on contraception and sexual and reproductive health.
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