Dr. Bene Madunagu, one of two program coordinators, said one of the reasons the program is offered is that young girls say they want information on reproductive health but are often too embarrassed to talk with their parents. Involving men Because most modern contraceptive methods are designed for use by women, men are often overlooked in both family planning and fertility awareness programs. In Bolivia, more than 1,500 couples in seven cities were questioned about family planning use. It's very critical in pregnancy prevention as well as AIDS prevention. You cannot avoid educating men, but educate women, and then the woman asks the man to wear a condom.
Education can lead to cooperation.
They need to know how women's bodies function, and women need to know the same things about men. In order to have a better understanding about reproductive health issues, men and women need to have the same knowledge, not different. Women used family planning secretly. Periodic Abstinence in Developing Countries. Honduran Ministry of Public Health, the Association for Family Planning in Honduras, Management Sciences for Health, and Family Health International.