Strategic Focus
Nigeria the most populous African nation is witnessing a surge in availability and consumption of illicit drugs.
Today drugs are easily accessible on the streets that the required resources, information, support, and education needed to keep young people from harm.
Globally young people are disproportionately affected by the HIV epidemic.
Generating evidence is very important in policy advocacy and programming.
4 Stories; Many Lives
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@UNAIDS
@MBuhari
@YouthRISE_NG
@zion_ameh
@Cemhri
Join us in today's tweet chat by 2PM (WAT) where Oluwaferanmi Adeyemo, a #mentalhealth first-aider and lay Counselor, and Founder of @Wecareng will be discussing "Sociopolitical interactions of mental health in Nigeria”
Currently at the workshop for CSO network on @UNODC's #E4J, discussing education as a tool for promoting the culture of lawfulness among young people. Definitely an evidence based initiative focused on helping young people build life skills instead of scare tactics @UNODC_Nigeria
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Excited to share study @LarochelleMarc @darshaksanghavi, others & I did comparing effectiveness of different #opioid use disorder treatments. Bottom line- only methadone or buprenoprhine associated w/ reduced #overdose at 3 and 12 months https://t.co/WMgDvE5mqB
Are you young, creative, seeking to engage your skills in advocacy and promoting community development? Then this is your opportunity to join our team.
Send CV & cover letter to : apply@youthriseng.org
Deadline: 8th February, 2020
