Student Health Survey Results
Tobela!
If you remember, a few months ago I wrote about my CNA (community needs assessment) and all the work I was doing to complete it. Well, as part of my CNA, I conducted a Student Health Survey among secondary students in Mmametlhake. The survey asked questions about sexual health, alcohol consumption, and tobacco use in order to learn about the health of students and where intervention is most needed.
Here’s what I learned: *sorry if it’s a bit dry, but the results are really interesting if you take the time to read, and I bolded the important stuff for ease
Of the 240 learners surveyed, 123 were female and 117 were male. 59.3% of the females are in relationships and 52.1% of the males are also in relationships. Of the girls in relationships, 50% are sexually active compared to only 11.1% of the females not in relationships. Of the males in relationships, 68.8% are sexually active, whereas only 31.3% of the single males are sexually active. This shows that children in relationshi…
If you remember, a few months ago I wrote about my CNA (community needs assessment) and all the work I was doing to complete it. Well, as part of my CNA, I conducted a Student Health Survey among secondary students in Mmametlhake. The survey asked questions about sexual health, alcohol consumption, and tobacco use in order to learn about the health of students and where intervention is most needed.
Here’s what I learned: *sorry if it’s a bit dry, but the results are really interesting if you take the time to read, and I bolded the important stuff for ease
Of the 240 learners surveyed, 123 were female and 117 were male. 59.3% of the females are in relationships and 52.1% of the males are also in relationships. Of the girls in relationships, 50% are sexually active compared to only 11.1% of the females not in relationships. Of the males in relationships, 68.8% are sexually active, whereas only 31.3% of the single males are sexually active. This shows that children in relationshi…
