CARICOM Youth Ambassador Marks Menstrual Hygiene Day With Donation to Police Recruits
CARICOM Youth Ambassador Chrysean Jarvis and a team of youth leaders made a donation to Course #50 of the Royal Police Force of Antigua and Barbuda last week, in commemoration of Menstrual Hygiene Day, with a focus on supporting women within the cohort.
The donation comprised toiletries, sanitizers, disinfectants, and feminine hygiene products, aimed at promoting menstrual hygiene awareness and reducing the stigma surrounding menstruation.
Beyond the donation, dialogue took place between Jarvis and the recruits to foster partnerships and address issues affecting young people within society.
Jarvis was supported by members of the National Youth Ambassador Corps, which operates under the Department of Youth Affairs, and Ibrahim Construction Ltd
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