Toolkit for community groups and school-based clubs: engaging stories and lively activities and game.Village Health Team (VHT) Service Linkages: orientation to help VHTs offer adolescent-friendly services.Radio Drama: a serial drama with stories and songs about young people and their families living in Northern Uganda.Community Action Cycle: simple steps to bring communities together to take action to improve adolescent well-being.GREAT activities encourage equality between women and men and include: GREAT is a set of participatory activities to engage adolescents and adults in discussion and reflection about how to help girls and boys grow into healthy adults who live in communities free of violence and gender inequality. The Gender Roles, Equality and Transformation (GREAT) Project, developed by Institute of Reproductive Health at Georgetown University, Save the Children and Pathfinder International, aimed to promote gender-equitable attitudes and behaviors among adolescents (ages 10-19) and their communities with the goal of reducing gender-based violence and improving sexual and reproductive health outcomes in post-conflict communities in northern Uganda.* Violence rooted in gender inequality was compounded by notions of masculinity, including the need to dominate women. Women and girls living in conflict or post-conflict settings were particularly vulnerable to gender-based violence, a major cause of morbidity and mortality, as well as unintended pregnancy. In 2011, after more than 20 years of civil strife, the people of northern Uganda faced considerable sexual and reproductive health challenges stemming from the massive disruption of services, internal displacement, and erosion of traditional social and family structures.Īdditionally, gender-based violence was widespread in northern Uganda.

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