Valentine’s Day: Ministry of Youth urges parents to guide their children

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The Ministry of Youth Development and Empowerment has called on parents, guardians and community leaders to work together to protect the youth from engaging activities that can harm their body and undermine their aspirations on Valentine’s Day .

In a statement issued by the Public Relations Unit of the Ministry said the youth are the future leaders and therefore the necessary guidance is needed in this occasion to protect them from endangering their health and future.

“As Valentine’s Day is celebrated across the country, the Ministry is calling on parents, guardians, educators and community leaders to join hands in guiding the youth towards positive choices. The role of families, schools and communities is critical in shaping the values and decisions of young people, especially at a time when they are exposed to increasing social pressure” The Minister admonished.

“The Minister for Youth Development and Empowerment encourages the youth to celebrate Valentine’s Day in ways that would uplift and empower them while avoiding choices that could endanger their health and future.”He added.

He cautioned the youth against illicit activities such as drug abuse and other related activities that can put them in danger.

“The Minister cautions that, drugs and substance abuse not only harms the body and mind, but also undermines the aspirations of young people who are destined to be the future leaders of the nation. He further states that the growing concerns of teenage pregnancies and the rising number of HIV infections among the youth are alarming, posing serious threats to their health, education, and future opportunities. He also emphasises that these challenges require urgent collective action to protect the wellbeing of young people and to secure the nation’s future.” The Minister said.

Source: Elvisanokye.com

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