Modern contraception use is low. Some believe contraceptives have dangerous, even deadly, side effects. Others refrain from using contraception for religious reasons. Community advisors provide services and information through health clinics, the region's hospital, traditional healers, maternity homes and community groups, such as churches, youth groups and professional associations. Her team, she said, makes a point of approaching communities in a collaborative manner.
CARE supports programs to improve maternal and child health.
Gradually, we get them to understand. People are using condoms more. People are beginning to engage in safer sex. Chief Nana Amotenpong II, wearing the kente cloth and gold jewelry of his region, agrees that CARE's work has made a difference. Please give us your feedback .