The Ministry of Family, Women, Childhood, and Elderly Affairs in Tunisia is organizing a national event called "Hour of Protection" on Thursday, in a simultaneous and unified manner across different governorates of the Republic. This event falls under the national participatory approach to prevention of risky behaviors. It is being coordinated by the regional delegations of women's and family affairs, along with other ministries, public structures, and concerned associations.
The "Hour of Protection" event aims to provide a comprehensive space for families and students, dedicated to listening, counseling, guidance, and awareness-raising to ensure participatory protection from phenomena and risky behaviors. The event is designed to bring together various stakeholders to work towards creating a safe environment for all. By organizing this event, the Ministry seeks to engage the community in promoting protection and prevention.
The event will take place at various educational institutions and centers across Tunisia. In Tunis, it will be held at the primary school 2 Mars in the Green City neighborhood. In Ariana, the event will be hosted at the Ariana Sidi Jebali primary school. Other locations include the Imam Sahnoun primary school in the New City of Ben Arous, and the Sectoral Training Center in Public Works in Sidi Ali Hattab, Manouba.
The "Hour of Protection" event will also be organized in several other governorates, including Benzertt, Jendouba, Siliana, Kef, Zaghouan, Beja, Nabul, Sousse, Mahdia, Sfax, Kairouan, Sidi Bouzid, Kasserine, Gabes, Gafsa, Qebli, Tozeur, Mednine, and Tataouine. Each location has been carefully selected to ensure maximum participation and reach.
The Ministry of Family, Women, Childhood, and Elderly Affairs has been working closely with various partners to ensure the success of this event. These partners include other ministries, public structures, and associations concerned with family, women, and childhood affairs. The collaboration aims to create a comprehensive and participatory approach to protection and prevention.
The "Hour of Protection" event is part of a broader strategy to promote protection and prevention in Tunisia. By engaging families, students, and the wider community, the Ministry hopes to create a culture of safety and awareness. The event will provide a platform for discussion, guidance, and support, helping to build a more protective environment for all.
The Ministry's efforts to promote protection and prevention are ongoing, and the "Hour of Protection" event is just one example of its commitment to this cause. By working together with various stakeholders, the Ministry aims to create a safer and more supportive environment for families and individuals across Tunisia.
Key points
- The event aims to provide a comprehensive space for families and students, dedicated to listening, counseling, guidance, and awareness-raising.
- The event will take place at various educational institutions and centers across Tunisia.
- The Ministry of Family, Women, Childhood, and Elderly Affairs has been working closely with various partners to ensure the success of this event.
