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Our Sexual Reproductive Health, Our Rights - Leaflet

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Published by the Action Institute for Environmental Health and Development Communication (Action IEHDC), this leaflet is intended for sex workers and truck drivers mainly in the border towns of Zimbabwe. It seeks to raise awareness of risky sexual behaviour and promote health seeking behaviour by offering information on safer sex and the sexual and reproductive health and rights of sex workers. The booklet also encourages readers to visit the Wellness Centres at border posts and lists the kinds of services offered at these centres. Finally, it provides a list of organisations that support the health and welfare of sex workers and mobile populations around border communities.

The leaflet forms part of the Soul City Regional Programme on Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights, which is working to intensify cross border social and behaviour change communication (SBCC) interventions with a particular focus on high-risk groups such as sex workers, truckers, and migrant populations. The programme is an initiative of the Soul City Institute for Health and Development Communication and 7 regional partners and is funded by the Sweden and Norwegian Agency for Development Cooperation (Norad).
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Email from Tafadzwa Madondo of Soul City to Soul Beat Africa on December 17 2014.