Author: Hendrix-Jenkins A; Clark S; Gerber W; LeFevre J; Quiroga R, Program for Appropriate Technology in Health (PATH), 2002.

IF YOU WORK WITH YOUTH—ANYWHERE IN THE WORLD— THIS MANUAL WILL SHOW YOU HOW TO USE GAMES TO TEACH ABOUT REPRODUCTIVE HEALH AND SEXUALITY.

Includes 45 games, tips on getting started, guidance on creating your own games, ready-to-use card sets, and the research and theory behind it all.

Reproductive health is a vital aspect of growth and development throughout our lives. By offering high-quality reproductive health education that celebrates its positive power—and not just its negative side of unwanted pregnancy and infection—we offer a powerful gift of life-saving and life-affirming tools.

These tools—both information and skills—can equip youth for a lifetime of high self-esteem, physical and emotional strength, loving relationships, planned families, and positive sexuality. These tools can protect them from HIV and other sexually transmitted infections (STIs), AIDS, unwanted pregnancy, abortion, rape, and emotional and physical violence.

But teaching about reproductive health education is not always easy. It includes talking about bodies, sex, and sexuality, which takes preparation and courage. The topics can seem personal and even embarrassing to many of us. And youth don’t always seem interested in focusing on the “distant” health consequences oftheir actions.

Download Games for Adolescent Reproductive Health

Pdf format, 598kb, 69pages.

Games for Adolescent Reproductive Health Official Download Webpage

Provided by PATH.

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