The recent survey on sexual and reproductive health, conducted in collaboration with the University of Malawi, marks a significant step towards understanding and improving health outcomes in our community of Dzaleka. This survey is to evaluate the critical aspects of sexual and reproductive health, providing invaluable insights that can guide policy making and educational initiatives.
By collecting data directly from diverse people in this community, this survey aims to highlight the pressing issues faced by individuals regarding access to healthcare services, education about reproductive health and the overall awareness of sexual health practices. The findings will not only shed light on current challenges but also pave the way for targeted interventions that can enhance well-being.
It is essential to recognise that this survey is more than just a collection of statistics; it represents a collective effort to empower individuals with knowledge and resources. By working hand in hand with the University of Malawi, UPD is committed to fostering an informed community where everyone can make good decisions about their sexual and reproductive health. The implications of this research are far-reaching, leading to improved health policies and educational programmes that truly meet the needs of the Dzaleka refugee camp community.
