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The collaboration between the Child and Youth Protection Foundation and She’s The First to promote girls’ Sexual Health and Reproductive Rights is yielding tremendous results. The success of the initiative, which started last year prompted the continuation through this year.Through this initiative, girls who have little or no knowledge about monitoring their menstrual cycles have […]

Stress is an inevitable part of life, but learning how to manage it is crucial for your well-being. Understanding what triggers your stress is the first step toward gaining control. With the right strategies, you can identify and address these stressors before they overwhelm you. This guide, courtesy of CYPF, offers practical approaches to help

Abuja, Nigeria The 16 Days of Activism Against Gender-Based Violence is in full swing, and the Children and Youth Protection Foundation (CYPF) is set to lead impactful events to raise awareness and drive action. From November 25 to December 10, individuals, communities, and organizations across the globe unite to amplify the call to end violence against women, girls, and vulnerable

Child and Youth Protection Foundation (CYPF) in Partnership with – She’s the First- are engaging with girls on the issues of menstrual health and hygiene. Part of the project is the THE PERIOD DIARY, where girls are enlightened on how to track their periods using a dairy specially designed by – She’s the First –As

“Girls Vision for the Future” CYPF is thrilled to join the rest of World in commemorating the International Day of the Girl Child 2024 under the theme “Girls Vision for the Future.” This day is celebrated annually on October 11th, to highlight the challenges facing young girls globally and promote their empowerment and well-being. This

CYPF at the ACCEL Africa regional training for Media Practitioners in Entebbe, Uganda. Participants from 6 project countries were invited to have a better understanding of child labour and how to use the right information for publishing. The Regional Communication Officer at the ILO Regional Office for Africa, Anders Johnsson, Encouraged the partciapants to tell

The hearth wellbeing summit at Senegal focused on addressing the numerous social, economic, and technological pressures that impact our wellbeing and challenge our aspirations, as addressing these challenges in our communities, where relationships between elders and youth are essential, requires an intergenerational approach. It is believed that the wisdom of our elders offers guidance and

We looked at ways of partnership that will enhance child protection, reintegration of deported youths and Children and BID.