PPAT Joins Hands with Panyapiwat to Educate Youth on Sexuality and Prevent Unplanned Pregnancy

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Earlier this morning (August 7), the Planned Parenthood Association of Thailand (PPAT), led by Miss Serene Ramnee, the Project Manager, and her team, moved forward with an activity to educate youth on sex education as part of the PPAT Moon Blood Festival project at Panyapiwat Technological College. Mr. Wichian Neamnom, the College Director, presided over the opening ceremony, which saw enthusiastic participation from the students. The key goal of this activity is to promote a correct understanding of reproductive health and the prevention of unplanned pregnancy, raising awareness and providing essential information related to reproductive health, such as: effective contraception, Sexually Transmitted Infections (STIs), sexual orientation, gender identity and reducing social bias.

This activity is not only about providing accurate knowledge to the youth but also about creating a space for them to learn and understand sex education in a comprehensive manner, leading to correct and safe decision-making in the future.

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