Training Session 3: Safe Sex and Reliable Family Planning

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Training Session 3: Safe Sex and Reliable Family Planning Teen Parent Peer Counselor Training Enhanced Well Child Care Program

Don’t Share Germs, Wash your hands! After you use the toilet After changing child’s diaper Before you eat Before breastfeeding Before and after taking care of a sick person If they are dirty!

How to Wash Your Hands Good! Have a handwashing station set up Do handshaking with cinnamon and pass from person to person in a circle

Don’t Share Germs: Safe Sex Know the person Are they having sex with other people? Do they use a condom raincoat? Are they having a bad smell or discharge from their genitals? If you have these symptoms, get treated for STD right away.

What sickness can you get from sex? Gonorrhea Chlamydia Herpes Warts Syphilis HIV Ebola Discharge from penis or vagina Sores on genitals Can spread to body and cause infection in abdomen, swollen joints, can harm brain Cancer of Cervix Infertility Death

How to Use a Condom Put on when penis hard Hold onto it as draw penis out of woman Roll it up and throw away into a garbage can Wash you hands good If condom breaks inside woman, clean good with soap and water

Reliable Family Planning Injections every 3 mos Implant: good for 5 years Ask what works for them, do they have side effects

Does Using a Family Planning Method Keep you from getting an STD? How do you keep from getting STDs?

What do you think are the Benefits of Spacing Children? Time for parents to go back to school If wait to have a second child, can have a job and support the family Woman has time to build her body back up again What are other benefits?

Domestic Violence

Domestic Violence Hurts Everyone Men and boys don’t learn how to control their anger When people hit, they let anger take over their minds Hurts the children Families split

What Can You Do To Stop Domestic Violence? Stop fights when you see them Men take the men aside and talk to them. Don’t drink alcohol If woman is getting hurt again and again, tell her about safe places to go Help them find counseling Raise your children to use their minds and talk to resolve fights Don’t hit your child…that only teaches your child to hit When you see children fighting, break it up. Ask them to each say how they feel and to listen to each other.