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My Safety Plan Against Domestic Violence.
A safety plan helps me to identify action steps that I must take in order to increase my safety and that of my family against domestic violence. I know that the domestic violence occurs when my abuser subjects me to any of the following forms of abuse READ FULL PAPER
Research Paper: Effect of health education on Menstrual Hygiene and health seeking behavior among Rural and Urban Adolescents
Health information seeking is defined by Tardy and Hale as the search for and receipt of messages that help ‘‘to reduce uncertainty regarding health status’’ and ‘‘construct a social and personal (cognitive) sense of health’’.1 Lambert et al regard seeking information about one’s health as being increasingly documented as a key coping strategy in healthpromotion CONTINUE READING
Research Paper: A Review on Attitudes towards Puberty Among Adolescents Girls.
More than twenty online studies were reviewed to study the attitudes towards puberty of adolescent’s girls. It was found that for the last few years, there was no difference regarding attitudes between rural and urban participants. The review of various studies revealed that the knowledge of puberty and sexual health among the female adolescents of CONTINUE READING
Caring4Girls sanitary pads aiding sustainability of schoolgirl outreach programme
BY: TRACY HANCOCK CREAMER MEDIA CONTRIBUTING EDITOR To support the distribution of sanitary pads to schoolgirls across South Africa and ensure their continued education, non-profit organisation Imbumba Foundation’s Caring4Girls programme has recently launched its own locally manufactured range of feminine hygiene products. “It is imperative that as an organisation we remain relevant and sustainable for the CONTINUE READING
Research Paper: Building Social and Economic Assets for Girls aged 10-14 Years in Kibera and Wajir County
Many adolescent girls in Kenya face considerable risks and vulnerabilities that affect their education status, health, and general well-being. The Adolescent Girls Project in Nairobi and Wajir delivers multi-sectoral interventions for over 5,000 girl’s ages 10–14 in two marginalized areas of Kenya: 1) Kibera slums in Nairobi and 2) Wajir County in Northeastern Kenya. READ CONTINUE READING
Issuu – Kindness Magazine – Ain’t no mountain high enough to help
“Our people have continuously demonstrated the spirit of togetherness and so we call upon them, to once again, help us through these trying times and try to shape a positive narrative that would see us through this period and beyond” – Richard Mabaso READ FULL ARTICLE
Metro Newspaper – “Shame” a thing of the past for girls at Khayelitsha secondary school
MISSING school or carrying a sense of shame will be a thing of the past for young girls at Zola Secondary School in Khayelitsha after a donation and commitment to support them with sanitary pads for the rest of the year. Imbumba Foundation, together with Fourways Acon, visited the school yesterday to hand over six CONTINUE READING
BIG SAVE Competition Terms & Conditions
TERMS AND CONDITIONS By participating in the Caring4Girls and BIG SAVE Competition, entrants agree to the rules set out below: Rules This competition is limited to all legal residents and citizens of South Africa, with the exception of the following people: 1.1 directors, members, partners, promotional and advertising agents, merchandisers, employees or consultants of CONTINUE READING
