26.02.2025 | Dr. Jeyasekharan College of Nursing | Mode of Activity: Video-Assisted Teaching
Theme: Sexual and Reproductive Health Awareness
Every year on 12th February, Sexual and Reproductive Health Awareness Day is observed to promote knowledge about sexual health, reproductive rights, and STI prevention. The 2025 observance was celebrated at Dr. Jeyasekharan College of Nursing on 26th February 2025.
The program highlighted the importance of comprehensive sex education as a foundation for lifelong sexual health. It emphasized the need for awareness in schools, workplaces, and healthcare settings to empower individuals with accurate information about their bodies, reproductive rights, and preventive practices.
Program Highlights
A video-assisted teaching program was organized by B.Sc. Nursing III Year students.
- Welcome Address: Mr. Benial Raj (B.Sc. Nursing III Year)
- Video Session: A 30-minute presentation covering:
- Physical changes during puberty (with focus on girls)
- Menstrual hygiene practices
- Prevention of sexually transmitted infections (STIs)
- Vote of Thanks: Delivered by Mr. Benial Raj (B.Sc. Nursing III Year)
Participants
- B.Sc. Nursing III Year students (approx. 45 students)
- Faculty members of Dr. Jeyasekharan College of Nursing
Staff In-Charge:
- Mrs. A. Cindiya Jobson
Key Takeaways
- Sexual and reproductive health education is vital for adolescent well-being
- Menstrual hygiene awareness promotes dignity, health, and confidence in young girls
- Early education on STI prevention reduces risks and promotes healthy choices
- Empowering youth with knowledge builds a strong foundation for lifelong sexual health
- Nurses play a crucial role in delivering sensitive and accurate sexual health education
