1) The document outlines possible risks of operating a teen center and strategies to address them, including parents having negative perceptions of pregnant teens affecting their willingness to get counseling. Teacher-advisers would do home visits and consult with parents on the importance of the center.
2) Teen mothers may hesitate to face peers at the center. Their consent will be prioritized and they will be gradually encouraged to attend with clear explanations. Counseling will make all parties aware of the situation to avoid repeat pregnancies.
3) Ensuring continuity of the teen center's operations by encouraging youth organizations to conduct gender activities to disseminate their role in the community and schools. A partnership with stakeholders can provide financial support and learning materials
1) The document outlines possible risks of operating a teen center and strategies to address them, including parents having negative perceptions of pregnant teens affecting their willingness to get counseling. Teacher-advisers would do home visits and consult with parents on the importance of the center.
2) Teen mothers may hesitate to face peers at the center. Their consent will be prioritized and they will be gradually encouraged to attend with clear explanations. Counseling will make all parties aware of the situation to avoid repeat pregnancies.
3) Ensuring continuity of the teen center's operations by encouraging youth organizations to conduct gender activities to disseminate their role in the community and schools. A partnership with stakeholders can provide financial support and learning materials
1) The document outlines possible risks of operating a teen center and strategies to address them, including parents having negative perceptions of pregnant teens affecting their willingness to get counseling. Teacher-advisers would do home visits and consult with parents on the importance of the center.
2) Teen mothers may hesitate to face peers at the center. Their consent will be prioritized and they will be gradually encouraged to attend with clear explanations. Counseling will make all parties aware of the situation to avoid repeat pregnancies.
3) Ensuring continuity of the teen center's operations by encouraging youth organizations to conduct gender activities to disseminate their role in the community and schools. A partnership with stakeholders can provide financial support and learning materials
Possible Risk Preventive measures and strategies Mechanisms to Monitor Risks
Teacher-Advisers of teen mothers using the Parents' negative perception Parent-SfL/dent Cardex, would conduct home towards pregnant Teen center staff would be open minded visitations and consultation of their status, teens/mothers could affect the and gender sensitive with caring dialogue with parents on the importance of young men and women's approach to these young mothers. teen center for their child as for them to willingness to be counseled. effectively manage time and study in school while having a child with them. Thoughtful y, the teen mothers' consentwil beofutmostconsiderationingraduallyencouragingthemtoenterthecenterandbeeducatedthroughathoroughandclearexplanationsofthepurposeofthecenter. Couhseling for both sides (young men and Teen mothers' hesitation to women) to be fully aware of their situation face their peers in the school and on how to work on it, to avoid repeat specifically inside the Teen pregnancy until they graduate away from Center. bullying or any negative feedbacks.
A constructive partnership with the
Encourage and empower youthorganizationsinschoolespeciallywomentoactivelyconducvparticipate in stakeholders and other agencies for a financial or material support essential to the Continuity of operationalization full potential function of the teen center and of Teen Center Gender and Development activities thatwilldisseminateandstrengthentheirplacejntheschoolandcommunity. other essential learning materials to be used by youths while they are on the corners of the center.
Strategies to avoid/minimize negative impact on women's
(Answer Box 7 Item 6.3) status and welfare • Heighten students' awareness and understanding on teenage pregnancy through symposiums duly conducted by an Expert speaker/s. • Teen pregnant privacy will be respected and without hampering their right to education. • Normality scheme ofTeen pregnancy should be taken with full attention both by the school and parents. Instead, attributed it with values reformation and spiritual ref reat for the student's realization of their purpose being in school.
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