Duta Genre Indonesia Introduces Reproductive Health and Sanitation Through Recreational Program
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The Depok City Government reported that Duta Genre Indonesia held a recreational program aimed at introducing reproductive health and sanitation to the public. This activity was designed so that important health information could be received in a more relaxed and enjoyable way.
Duta Genre is a volunteer group formed to spread information about gender equality and family health. In this recreational program, the ambassadors combined games, light discussions, and joint activities with material on reproductive health. This approach was chosen because many people feel uncomfortable talking about health topics directly.
Besides reproductive health, the program also discussed the importance of good sanitation in everyday life. Participants were encouraged to understand clean living habits, such as keeping the environment clean and using sanitation facilities properly. This basic knowledge is considered important for preventing various diseases, especially in densely populated areas.
The Depok City Government hopes that activities like this can continue to be held and reach more residents. With information that is easy to understand, it is hoped that the public, especially the younger generation, will have a better awareness of their own health and their environment.
Sources: Pemerintah Kota Depok
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