EndyBekx Initiatives for Children/Women Development

The Executive Director and Board of Directors of Endybekx Initiatives for Children and Women Development wishes to express her heartfelt appreciation to some individuals and organizations who were part of our success story in the year ending. Just to mention but a few, My Darling Husband, Mr. Kelvin Nwachukwu, my No. 1 fan and support system, Dr. Mrs. Bridget Foh Affaiah, the ED. Ideal Women Advancement Initiatives (AWAI), Dr. Mrs. Racheal Misan Rupee, ED. Development Initiatives for Community Impact (DICI), Amb. Eris Jewo, ED. Working Fingers International(WOFI), Chief Sherrif Mulade, ED, Center for Peace and Environmental Justice (CEPEJ), the Chairperson and Members, Amb. Eris FIDA Warri Branch, Medical Women Association of Nigeria (MWAN), Citizens Rights Concern Enhancement Initiatives ( Human Right Protection Congress) , Mrs Joy Tobele, ED. Initiative for Peace and Stability (IPAS), AfricaCleanup Initiatives, DECOLF, PHEW Foundation, ALLE Foundation, WIVES INTL. Association Against Child, Sexual and Gender Based Violence (AACSGBV), Global Good Ambassador Forum, the President and Members of Association of Gbaramatu Female Graduates (AGFG), Happy Men's Club, National Union of Obetebe Students (NUOS, Niger Delta Ijaw Students (NADIS), National Association of Odimodi Students (NAOS), Delta Career Secondary School 2000 Alumni, SDSN FUPRE, Living Faith Church, Jeddo Children Church, Convener of the Girl Child Online Conference,Comrade David Ebi Pulah, Mr. Damola Precious and all of our Volunteer Team, All our Media Partners and everyone that arw partnof us and will be part of our succesa story come 2024 was we working towards serving Humanity more. THANK YOU ALL

Sensitization engagement on Strengthening civic actor's awareness and capacity for local engagement on oil host Community Development organized by CISLAC powered by USAID, Palladium.

An overview of the progress towards the effective implementation of Host Community development provisions of PIA, Host communities' development Regulations/Host Community Trust Fund Template and Procedural guidelines and Identifying challenges and opportunities in advancing establishment of Trusts and associated structures are amongst presentation topics.

Endybekx Initiatives for Children and Women Development was ably represented.

Strength of a woman. Thanks for the privilege to do this again.

In continuation of the Celebration of the International Girl Child Day, highlight of the activities was sensitization, advocacy for the Girl child education and her Right, which are right to life, education, good health, security etc, as well as the distribution of sanitary pad, was part of activities to mark the day's celebration at Enhanced Academy, Warri.

EndyBekx Initiatives for Children/Women Development, Citizens Rights Concern Enhancement Initiatives ( Human Right Protection Congress), ably represented by her National Coordinator, Comrade Monday Enudi and the Executive Director, Initiatives for Peace and Stability (IPAS), Mrs Joy Tobele as well as the School's Proprietress, all lend their voices in advocating for the investment of the future of the Girl child as the year's theme stipulates.

In commemoration of the 2023 International Day of the Girl Child, EndyBekx Initiatives for Children/Women Development (EBICWD) , Development Initiatives for Community Impact, Nigeria Association of Women Journalists (NAWOJ), Delta State Chairperson and Lion's Club, Warri District President were all @ Rizefm, Warri to discuss issues that bothers around the Education of the Girl Child and her general well-being. This year's theme was Invest in Girls' Rights: Our Leadership, Our Well-being.

On December 19, 2011, the United Nations General Assembly adopted Resolution 66/170 to declare October 11 as the International Day of the Girl Child, to recognise girls' rights and the unique challenges girls face around the world.

Once again, Happy International Girl Child Day from all of us ENDYBEKX INITIATIVE FOR CHILDREN AND WOMEN DEVELOPMENT .

EndyBekx Initiatives for Children/Women Development, at the Annual National congress Day 2023 of the Citizen Rights Concern Enhancement Initiatives (Human Rights Protection Congress), celebrating Nigeria @ 63 with the theme: National Decadence and the need for value rebirth.

@60

Happy Independence to our beloved Country Nigeria.

Support for the Young!

Are you 11, 12, 13 or 14 years old, and you have never seen blood flow out of your va**na? Watch out for it. It will happen any month or a year from now. This unprovoked flowing blood is called ME**ES or PERIOD. Your first me**es is called MENARCHE. Take note of the exact age you achieved MENARCHE. Your doctor will ask you about it, as he assesses and supports your reproductive health.

Are you experiencing your PERIOD now? Firstly, congratulations on reaching this important milestone in your life! It's completely normal to feel a range of emotions and have questions about your period. Here are some steps you can take to feel comfortable and get the support you need:

1. Educate yourself: It's important to understand what is happening to your body during your period. You can start by reading reliable sources such as books or reputable websites that provide accurate information about menstruation.

2. Talk to a trusted adult: Reach out to a parent, guardian, older sibling, or another trusted adult in your life who can provide guidance and support. They can help answer your questions, provide practical advice, and assist you in accessing necessary resources, such as menstrual products.

3. Access menstrual products: You will need to have menstrual products like pads or tampons, to manage your period. If you're unsure which product to use, you can start with pads as they are generally the easiest to use for beginners. You can ask your trusted adult to help you purchase them or show you how to use them.

4. Establish a routine: Develop a routine for changing your menstrual products regularly to stay clean and comfortable. This will vary depending on your flow, but changing pads or tampons every 4-6 hours is a good starting point.

5. Practice good hygiene: Keep yourself clean and fresh during your period. Be sure to wash your hands before and after changing pads or tampons.Take regular baths, and consider using a gentle soap for your va**na. If you are not sure if the soap available is gentle or medicated, you are safer using a lot of clean water alone in your va**na.

6. Manage discomfort: Many individuals experience physical discomfort or emotional mood swings during their period. Engage in activities that help alleviate pain, such as taking over-the-counter pain relievers (if allowed by a parent or guardian), or doing gentle exercises.

7. Track your period: This is a habit you will be glad you learnt early in life. Start tracking your menstrual cycle to get a better understanding of its regularity. This can be done using a menstrual calendar or period tracking app, which can help you anticipate future cycles and manage your period more effectively.

Remember, it's important to prioritize your comfort and well-being during your period. If you ever experience severe pain, heavy bleeding, or other concerning symptoms, don't hesitate to reach out to a healthcare professional for guidance.

't lie to your parents! rule.