Present. (communicator)
Present. (communicator)
In order to increase the coverage of young people's sexual health and aids education and to create a favourable climate for universal participation in the fight against hiv/aids, the japanese news network (journalist liu meihua) held a health-related seminar on the theme “sex and aids education for young people” in the city's centre for disease prevention and control and the centre for disease prevention and control of the rock peak region, which was attended by more than 500 teachers and students。
The vice-chancellor xiao jing of the city, starting with the global aids situation and the importance of hiv prevention among young people, has inspired students to think about the prevention of aids. She stressed that disease prevention and control and health education were important for the well-being of teachers and students and were concrete expressions of the idea of people-centred, life-first education. Scientific literacy and systematic learning about health are the easiest and most practical ways to prevent disease。
The expert chen peng, who is a sex worker in the city's disease centre, elaborated on adolescent sexual health, gender relations, adolescent sex education, basic knowledge about aids prevention, condom use and testing after high-risk behaviours。
Volunteers from the social work service of the angel house of the city of jiazhou interact with students. (communicator)
Educational activities mobilize students by means of awards and questions. The event was a lively one, and the speech culminated in a lively response from the audience present. Students also received brochures and completed questionnaires, such as " adolescent aids prevention and control " and " adolescent mental health education " . As a result of the campaign, students gained a better understanding of hiv/aids prevention and health, developed the right sexual attitudes, increased self-protection, developed a healthy lifestyle and improved self-preservation。
It is understood that the three municipalities have given priority to education on sexuality and aids among young people, and health information and education activities are often carried out in the form of school broadcasts, posters, speeches under the flag and photo exhibitions。
