Rattanakosin Technological College Students Learn How to Use Condom Properly

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On 3 February 2023, PPAT instructors’ team, led by Khun Waranya Prasert, senior programme officer, and team conducted an appealing knowledge dissemination activity on unplanned pregnancy and STIs for year 1 vocational college students in which they had learnt about various types of effective contraceptive methods, especially condom use. Ms. Khanittha Fongchame, Deputy Director of Student Affairs, welcomed the team to implement the activity at Rattanakosin Technological College.

This activity was conducted under the project Increasing Access to Knowledge and Services on Sexual and Reproductive Health and HIV Prevention in Education Institutes and Communities. If any education institutes are interested to organize this fruitful activity, you can contact us directly at FUN FACT HIV Facebook page.

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