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NATIONAL AWARENESS

Pink October: the National Office for the Development of Sport and Culture campaigned in Port-Gentil. The National Office for the Development of Sport and Culture (ONDSC) devoted every Saturday in October to a campaign to raise awareness among women about breast and cervical cancer.

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AWA's BLOG - Focus on Young Mothers

Every year, approximately 400,000 young teenagers between the ages of 10 and 14 give birth to a child in the world, according to a study published this Wednesday, June 15, by the National Institute of Demographic Studies (INED). Elles sont si jeunes qu’elles sont reste?es longtemps hors des radars des statistiques de?mographiques. Chaque anne?e, sur la plane?te, au moins 400 000 adolescentes de 10 a? 14 ans donnent naissance a? des enfants, ont calcule? deux chercheurs de l’Universite? catholique de Louvain, Bruno Schoumaker et David A. Sanchez-Paez. Leurs travaux sont publie?s ce 15 juin dans la revue Population et socie?te? de l’Institut national d’e?tudes de?mographiques (Ined).

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SUCCESS : Give Us The Hand

"The best friend is the one who always reaches out to you" (Aristotle) All crises have a particularity: they open up periods of uncertainty. All crises have a particularity: they open up periods of uncertainty. Very often, they correspond, for societies, to phases of introspection and transition. They are almost always accompanied by questioning. They lead, sometimes but not always, to the recovery of lost values.

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International Sickle Cell Day In Port-Gentil

Sickle cell disease, also known as sickle cell anemia, is a hematological genetic disease affecting red blood cells. It is caused by an abnormality of hemoglobin, the main protein of the red blood cell. On the occasion of the International Day of Debreeding in Port-Gentil, the association Sourire d'un Enfant in partnership with the Junior Chamber International organized on June 19, 2022 at the Provincial Directorate of the Family a coffee-conference with the backdrop of the debreeding and the CNAMGS.

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