S04E01-Part-II: Funding Our Power: Why Health Literacy is the Backbone of Self-Care in a Shifting Health Landscape

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Young Voices: The Y+ Global Podcast

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We are glad to have you here! This podcast convenes the voices of young people from every corner of the world to discuss, share and debate on the different issues that affect our sexual and reproductive health and rights with a special focus on HIV. We discuss different topics such as HIV prevention, treatment, care and support, mental health, U=U, GBV, Covid-19, gender and sexuality, empowerment, policies, stigma, discrimination and many others.

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S04E01-Part-II: Funding Our Power: Why Health Literacy is the Backbone of Self-Care in a Shifting Health Landscape

Young Voices: The Y+ Global Podcast

20 minutes 49 seconds

4 months ago

S04E01-Part-II: Funding Our Power: Why Health Literacy is the Backbone of Self-Care in a Shifting Health Landscape

In this two-part episode of the Young Voices podcast, we mark Self-Care Month by unpacking why health literacy is the foundation of self-care, especially for young people and underserved communities.

Moderated by Jerop Limo from Kenya, our guests Wankumbu Simukonda from PATA, Lillian Kimath from Tanzania, and Wole Ameyan from WHO, discuss the challenges of promoting health literacy, how funding gaps impact self-care, and what real investment in community health looks like.