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Teenage Pregnancies: Engage your children on sex education – PPAG to Parent

Teenage Pregnancies: Engage your children on sex education – PPAG to Parent
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Engage duty bearers through advocacy – PPAG, IPPF to youth

Engage duty bearers through advocacy – PPAG, IPPF to youth
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Aid workers describe the devastating impact of the UK government s cuts to foreign aid

Island FM Last week, the UK government announced that it would be cutting its annual foreign aid commitment. Foreign Secretary Dominic Raab set out the allocation for the UK s Official Development Assistance spending for 2021-22 at 0.7% to 0.5% of gross national income. Following the announcement, 200 UK charities and aid organisations accused the government of delivering a tragic blow to the world s most marginalised people. Four aid charities operating in Lebanon, Zambia, Congo and Sierra Leone spoke to Sky News about the impact these cuts will have on their work. Rami Shamma, World Vision, Lebanon Let s see what surprises we have today, and which part of our lives will be destroyed.

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How to Reduce Unplanned Pregnancies? Ask Consumers : PSI

Posted April 27, 2021 Impact Area Adolescents & Youth, COVID-19, Safe Abortion, Sexual & Reproductive Health In January 2021, panelists from PSI Vietnam, Planned Parenthood Association of Ghana (PPAG), YLabs, and Pathfinder International Pakistan explored how human-centered design can deliver solutions for reducing unplanned pregnancies. From Vietnam to Pakistan, Nigeria to Tanzania – we’re seeing over and over that the best solutions for sexual and reproductive health (SRH) programs come from the consumers themselves. As panelists shared during the webinar, “Now More than Ever: How SRH Continues during COVID” human-centered approaches to health program design can deliver the insights that lead to impact, even now during COVID-19.

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Utah Law Requires Fathers to Pay Half of Mothers Pregnancy Costs

Utah Law Requires Fathers to Pay Half of Mothers’ Pregnancy Costs A new Utah law will require fathers to pay for half of a woman’s pregnancy costs. The legislation, H.B. 113, signed into law by Utah Gov. Spencer Cox (R) in March, amends the Utah Child Support Act to include the medical costs associated with pregnancy. The law will take effect May 5. The text states the law “requires a biological father to pay 50% of a mother’s: insurance premiums while she is pregnant; and pregnancy-related medical costs, including the hospital birth of the child, that are not paid by another person.”

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