Menstruation
•When a girl child is born, she has thousands of cells or ova in her two ovaries. Each egg is the size of one grain of sand. The tiny dot in the two balls are the egg. The two balls are the ovaries.
Conflict related rapes and access to legal and safe abortions in Cameroon: Challenges for rural women in Cameroon
According to Penal Code, Law No. 2016/007, Articles 337 – 339 (2016) abortion is permitted when a
MENSTRUAL HYGIENE DAY 2019
Prior to the commemoration of World Menstrual Hygiene Day on May 28, RuWCED organised several activities to train and sensitize women, men, girls, and boys; to raise awareness and combat taboos associated with menstrual hygiene.
CycleBeads
CycleBeads help women use the Standard Days Method, a fertility awareness-based family planning method. The Standard Days Method is based on the fact that there is a fertile window during a woman’s menstrual cycle which begins several days before
RuWCED, MBOSCUDA Extend SRHR Talks to the Mbororo Community in Ndop
Close to 70 Mbororo women, girls and children attended the meeting on June 21, in accordance with the ongoing project to combat unsafe abortions by
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RuWCED Assists Internally Displaced PLWHIV/AIDS
People living with HIV and AIDS in a conflict-affected country face several challenges.
North West Children Want to Return to School
Some 300 children from different denominations in the North West Region joined their peers in Africa on Sunday 16th June 2019, to commemorate the Day of the African Child, as RuWCED took the initiative to listen to their preoccupations.
RuWCED Advocates for Creation of HIV Treatment Centers In Rural Areas
RuWCED has amongst other things recommended that the government of Cameroon and other health partners should create more HIV treatment centers in rural areas.
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RuWCED Launches Project to Assist Women/Girls with SRH Services in Conflict-Affected Zones
In order to ensure access to appropriate SRH services,