Sexuality Education
Sexuality Education
Sexuality Education
Sexuality education provides accurate information about the human body, reproduction, and relationships. Understanding how the reproductive system works, the risks of STIs, and the importance of making responsible decisions empowers young people to protect their health.
Example
Key Facts
HIV/AIDS remains a serious challenge in South Africa. HIV is transmitted through unprotected sexual contact, shared needles, and from mother to child. It is NOT spread through hugging, sharing food, or casual contact. Abstinence is the safest choice for young people.
Note
Remember
Everyone has the right to accurate health information. Making responsible decisions about your body protects your health and future. Speak to a healthcare worker or trusted adult with questions.
Key Vocabulary
ReproductionThe biological process by which new individuals are produced
STISexually transmitted infection — an infection passed through sexual contact
AbstinenceChoosing not to engage in sexual activity
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