Society has the responsibility to provide young people with the tools they need to safeguard their sexual health, and young people have the responsibility
to protect themselves from too-early childbearing and sexually transmitted infections (STIs), including HIV.

This program envisions a society that views sexuality as normal and healthy and treats young people as a valuable resource.

Youth have the right to accurate and complete sexual health information, confidential reproductive and sexual health services, and a secure stake in the future.

This program addresses scholar establishments, colleges and NGOs working with youth to provide this necessity to our future generation.

Mental health is crucially connected to our physical health.

When you have a chronic disease or are presently sick, you rush to the expert to get the right diagnosis, explore your treatment options, make the choice that is most suitable and beneficial in order to heal your physical illness.

When it comes to mental illness, unfortunately, humiliation and shame take over. We tend to minimize the damages of a disturbed mental health.

Although mental health is as important as physical health, we tend to be careless about our mental health. When we usually present a symptom of psychological complaint, we try to control it and take back the charges of our lives.

We forget that sometimes a little guidance and proper management can go a long way. This programs offers a full overview of the mental illnesses that we can suffer from.

Since one out of four adults can mentally suffer according to WHO (2013), it is crucial that we all become aware of the early symptoms that lead to serious illness to promote a better life and prevent huge health damages.

This program is designed for private and public institutions, corporate companies and small business. We must all initiate the talk about mental health to be able to better prevent illness and encourage help-seeking behaviors. 

Be the first to ask for this program for your team and help raise awareness on mental health and reduce the stigma surrounding it. 

Drugs, prescribtion medication or alcohol alter the chemistry of our brains.

Unfortunately, anytime you alter the chemical balance of your brain, you risk developing mental health disorders.

Simply knowing the link between mental health and drugs is only half of the battle. Drug abuse can induce a state of illness and mental illness can cause the use of drugs.

Then, it’s also important to know that mental health awareness is an essential part of the fight against drug addiction.

This program’s objective is to let people know if they’re at a higher risk of addiction.

When we are dependent of a substance, whether it’s a drug or a prescribed medication, we no longer see ourselves clearly, our emotions are numbed, our sensations are faded, our thoughts are scattered and our behaviors are incoherent.

Self-awareness is a fundamental aspect of our full long term recovery. The purpose of this program is to raise awareness on substance abuse, how to prevent it and how to deal with it in the numerous ways to recover.

We all want to thrive in our lives and build a brighter future for the next generation. Add this program to your list of team development, or as prevention for youth that you are responsible of (universities, schools, etc.).