ISDA Gender Training Workshop concludes, paving way for targeted advocacy and stakeholder engagement to promote service delivery and accessibility. For more information visit our Facebook page @TheGenderBridge
The Gender Bridge is thrilled to take part in Transparency International Zimbabwe and WILSA's ISDA Gender Training workshop, focusing on Equal opportunities, health services resources, and representation for marginalized groups, emphasizing gendered corruption
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Happy International day of the girl child …visit our Facebook page for a deeper insight fb.watch/v8BBeJMX-n/?mibexti…
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The National Budget Consultation in Silobela effectively identified crucial areas for adolescents and young adults, encompassing health and wellness, education and skills development, economic empowerment, inclusive environment, and sustainable future initiatives.
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We attended MSU Zvishavane mental health workshop. Key takeaways:
- Recognize mental distress signs
- Foster open conversations
- Implement work-life balance policies
- Break stigmas
Experts,personal stories inspired attendees to advocate for mental health in their workplaces
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"Breaking Barriers, Building Resilience: Gender Equity for Mental Wellbeing at Work.Empowering inclusive workplaces, one mind at a time.Mental health matters, regardless of gender. But, gender biases and stereotypes can affect mental wellbeing at work. #WorldMentalHealthDay
Did you know?
You can have breast cancer for years before noticing changes in your breasts like a lump. That said, not all lumps or bumps are cancerous. Check with a healthcare provider if you have an unusual bump or mass that doesn't go away after a few days.
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Did you know?
Inflammatory breast cancer differs from other breast cancer types in that it usually does not have a distinct lump or solid mass. IBC is difficult to diagnose and is the least common type of breast cancer.
Cancer Association, 60 Livingstone Ave, Harare are offering Breast Cancer Screening from 1st-31st October between 08.00 to 13.00hrs. Cost is $1.00……#early #detection #breastcancerawarenessmonth #masiyephambili
Breast cancer symptoms include noticeable changes in the breast or underarm area. These changes may include a lump or thickening, which can be painless or tender, or a change in breast size or shape etc.
Dense breasts and previous radiation exposure increase breast cancer risk. Dense breasts make mammograms less effective, while radiation exposure, especially in youth, raises risk. Factors include family history, age, BMI, and hormone replacement therapy.
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Breast Cancer Awareness Month
Did you know?
-Family history and genetic mutations increases the risk
-Risk increase with age, especially after 40
-Early detection increases survival chances up to 90%




















