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The Dear Little Sister Foundation (DLSF) ended the Year 2018 on a high note by conducting a training and sensitization forum on ways of avoiding and curbing Teenage Pregnancies amongst teenage girls in an event organized by the Kipkelion East CBO,
On Saturday 1st December 2018, the DLSF facilitated a mothers’ forum in Chepseon, Kericho County. The mothers’ forum was dubbed ‘ Breaking the Silence’ and was aimed at encouraging mothers to speak up to their children especially girls on matters sexuality and guide them against Teenage pregnancies.
TITLE : BREAKING THE SILENCE, A MOTHERS’ FORUM
DATE: Saturday 1st December 2018
VENUE: AIC Chepseon, Kericho County
HOST: Dear Little Sister Foundation
ACTIVITIES;
Watch Video here https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DFP7nFZVXaY
On Monday 19th November 2018, our Founder, Daisy Kosgey, was hosted by Family TV alongside a teenage mother under the Foundation’s mentorship to discuss on teenage pregnancies and teenage motherhood. As our guiding principle,
Our Director, Daisy Kosgey was on Friday 9th November, hosted by KTN News, one of the leading TV stations in Kenya, to discuss ways of curbing teenage pregnancies. Again, on Monday 12th November,
https://twitter.com/KTNKenya/status/1060946499843096576
the Founding Director had an Interview published by the People Daily,
By Daisy Kosgey Mugiira
The rate of teenage girls giving birth during the KCPE exams period is alarming. This is not unique to 2018 but it is repeated every year. The big question is on whether there exists a relationship between examinations period and teenage girls giving birth which is not yet established.
Summary
- Teenage girls drop out of school, deal with pregnancy-related conditions, give birth at their tender ages and finally become mothers with little or no hope of ever going back to school.
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