Health & HIV/AIDS Awareness
- Healthy Communities Start with Awareness
Promoting wellness, preventing infection, and empowering youth and women with life-saving knowledge.
Preventable Illnesses Still Harm the Most Vulnerable
In Kalaki District, lack of access to health information and sanitation leads to preventable diseases. Many youth and single mothers are unaware of how to protect themselves from HIV, how to manage hygiene in poor environments, or how to access health support when needed.
IYF’s health program is about awareness, dignity, and prevention — starting with education, ending with empowerment.
Our Health Interventions
HIV/AIDS Awareness & Sensitization
Peer-led education on prevention, testing, stigma reduction.
Community Hygiene Promotion
Education on handwashing, menstrual hygiene, and safe sanitation.
Clean Water Education
Teaching safe water handling, purification, and disease prevention.
Waste Management Education
Promoting proper garbage disposal and clean surroundings to prevent disease outbreaks.
Partnerships with Clinics
Referring youth and women for health services including testing and reproductive care.
Who We Engage
- School-going youth & dropouts
- Single mothers & young women
- Savings group members
- Community elders & leaders
- Faith-based groups
We work through community dialogue, peer educators, and practical demonstrations, ensuring each person leaves with usable knowledge and confidence.