The Ministry of Family, Women, Childhood, and Elderly People in Tunisia is organizing an "Hour of Prevention" event on Thursday, which will take place simultaneously in multiple schools across different regions. This initiative is part of a national participatory approach to prevent risky behaviors, in coordination with regional delegations of women's and family affairs and other partners from ministries, public institutions, and concerned associations.
The "Hour of Prevention" event aims to provide a gathering space for families and students to listen, accompany, advise, and raise awareness to prevent risky behaviors and phenomena. According to the Ministry, the event will bring together various stakeholders to promote a culture of prevention and protection. The event's program includes awareness-raising and counseling activities.
In the Tunis governorate, the event will be held at the 2 March Primary School in the Green City neighborhood. In Ariana, it will take place at the Ariana Sidi Jebali Primary School. Other locations include the Imam Sahnoun Primary School in the New City, Ben Arous governorate; the Sectoral Training Center in Public Works, Sidi Ali Hattab in El Marnakia, Manouba governorate; and the Mohamed Ali Ennabi Secondary School in Ras El Jebel, Bizerte governorate.
The event will also be organized in various other governorates, including Jendouba, Silyana, Kef, Zaghouan, Beja, Nabul, Sousse, Mahdia, Monastir, Sfax, Kairouan, Sidi Bouzid, and others. A total of 24 locations have been identified to host the event, which aims to engage students, families, and communities in prevention efforts.
The "Hour of Prevention" event is part of a broader national strategy to prevent risky behaviors and promote a culture of protection and care. The Ministry of Family, Women, Childhood, and Elderly People is working closely with various partners to ensure the success of this initiative, which is expected to have a positive impact on the well-being and safety of Tunisian communities.
By hosting this event, the Tunisian government aims to raise awareness about the importance of prevention and community involvement in promoting a safe and healthy environment for all. The "Hour of Prevention" event is an opportunity for stakeholders to come together and discuss ways to address the challenges facing Tunisian society, particularly with regard to risky behaviors and phenomena.
The success of the "Hour of Prevention" event will depend on the active participation of all stakeholders, including students, families, teachers, and community leaders. The Ministry of Family, Women, Childhood, and Elderly People is confident that this initiative will contribute to building a safer and more protective environment for Tunisian communities.
Key points
- The event aims to prevent risky behaviors and promote a culture of protection and care.
- A total of 24 locations have been identified to host the event across different governorates.
- The event is part of a national participatory approach to prevent risky behaviors and phenomena.
