Empowering Adolescent Girls: A Letsema Approach to Ending Gender-Based Violence and Femicide while Advancing Their Health, Rights and Future.
Objectives:
- To strengthen multisectoral collaboration and build capacity among stakeholders to promote the health, protection and empowerment of adolescent girls through collective action aimed at preventing Gender-Based Violence and Femicide
- Increase awareness of the challenges affecting adolescent girls, including Gender-Based Violence and Femicide.
- Share evidence-informed strategies for preventing GBVF through a Letsema approach.
- Strengthen understanding of the roles of the health sector and partner sectors in protecting and empowering adolescent girls.
- Promote multisectoral collaboration to advance the health, rights and future of adolescent girls.
Questions/key issues to be covered:
- How do we work together to create a South Africa where every adolescent girl is safe from GBVF, able to exercise her rights, access quality health services and have the opportunity to shape her own future.
Video:
Speakers:
Ms Feni Motshwane
Deputy Director: Integrated School Health
Dr Nonhlanhla Ndlovu
Deputy Director General: HIV/AIDS, TB and MCWH
Ms Hlamalani Queen Nenzhelele
Assistant Director: Adolescent and Youth Health Programme
Dr Ronel Sewpaul
Statistician: Researcher
Ms Matete Rinky Modise
Associate National Project Officer
Ms Julie Mentor
Project lead
Resourses
until
26 August 2026 - 12:00 pm


