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By Youth, For Youth, About Youth. YouthWyze connects young people to one another locally, regionally, and globally.

24/06/2026

What happens when young people know a service exists, trust it, and feel welcome to use it? 🤔 Lives begin to change. In Lusaka, youth-friendly spaces that once sat quietly within health facilities are now vibrant hubs of learning, connection, and support for adolescents. Through community outreach, stronger partnerships between youth volunteers and health workers, and innovative use of social media, more young people are accessing s*xual and reproductive health information and services than ever before. For peer educators like Larry Mudenda and young advocates like Nelly Mtendere, the transformation has been about more than increased attendance, it has been about reaching young people who were previously left behind, building confidence, creating opportunities, and ensuring that adolescents have the knowledge and support they need to make informed decisions about their health and future. Their story demonstrates how investing in youth-friendly services can turn silent spaces into thriving centres of empowerment, connection, and hope.

Read the full story here: https://tinyurl.com/v59dc69v

23/06/2026

A single voice on the radio can reach thousands of people, but when that voice is equipped with accurate information, it can change lives. In Zambia, presenters like Doris Zulu and Harrison Mbewe are using the power of the airwaves to break down myths, answer difficult questions, and connect communities with vital s*xual and reproductive health information. For many listeners, these radio programmes are more than just broadcasts, they are trusted spaces where young people and adults can access knowledge that empowers them to make informed decisions about their health and future. By strengthening the capacity of media champions with evidence-based SRHR information, SAT Zambia is helping ensure that reliable knowledge reaches far beyond health facilities and into homes, schools, and communities. Their stories remind us that when communities are informed, they are empowered—and when voices are amplified, change can travel far beyond the microphone.

Read the full story here: https://tinyurl.com/yv7fckcr

17/06/2026

"𝐈𝐬 𝐭𝐡𝐢𝐬 𝐧𝐨𝐫𝐦𝐚𝐥?"

Is one of the most important questions to ask when it comes to your health. A lot of us stay silent because we're embarrassed, worried about being judged, or think some questions are too silly to ask. But when it comes to your health, there are no silly questions.

Questions like:
🩺 Is this normal for my body?
❤️ What does a healthy relationship look like?
🛡️ How do condoms actually work?
🧠 Is what I'm feeling stress, anxiety or something else?
💊 What contraceptive options are available to me?
🚩 When should I go to the clinic?
🗣️ How do I talk to my partner about consent and boundaries?

Asking questions is how we learn, protect ourselves and make informed decisions. The more accurate information we have, the better equipped we are to take care of our health and wellbeing.

If you could ask a healthcare professional one question without feeling embarrassed, what would it be?

16/06/2026

Today we also honour the Day of the African Child

A day that reminds us that every child has the right to be heard, protected, educated, and supported to reach their full potential.

Across the continent, children continue to face barriers in education, safety, healthcare, and access to opportunities, but their voices remain powerful, resilient, and necessary in shaping better systems for the future ✊🏾

This day calls on all of us to move beyond intention and strengthen the systems that protect children’s rights, ensuring participation, accountability, and real action where it matters most.

At YouthWyze, we believe that when children are heard and supported early, they grow into empowered young people who can thrive in every space they enter 💡

By protecting children today, we are building Africa’s future tomorrow!

15/06/2026

Confidence doesn’t magically appear, it's something we have to work on gaining in order to face challenges and make it in today's world. 😎

🗣Are you waiting until you are confident enough before you speak up about things that make you uncomfortable? Or asking questions and setting clear boundaries.

Confidence usually comes after you've faced your biggest fears, so take a deep breath 😮‍💨 ask those challenging questions, confront the issues you are too afraid to address, and you will wear a badge of confidence with honour. 🥇

Whether it's saying no to peer pressure, ending an unhealthy relationship, going for a health check-up or simply asking for help, courage often comes before confidence.🦹

Tell us: What's one thing you have not been confident enough to tackle so far? You can DM or tell us in comments.

12/06/2026

We often grow up hearing opinions🗣️, advice from friends, or incomplete information about s*xual health, right? But the truth is that knowing your own body🧍🏾‍♀️🧍🏾‍♂️, understanding your rights ⚖️, and having access to accurate information can make all the difference in the decisions you make throughout your life.

And you? 💬 Is there something you wish you had learned earlier about s*xual health? Your experience can help others clarify doubts, break myths, and realise that talking about s*xual health responsibly is natural and important.

💬 Share your opinion in the comments.

11/06/2026

Have you ever felt ashamed to ask questions about your body 🧍🏾‍♀️🧍🏾‍♂️, your health, or your feelings? The truth is, seeking information, asking for help, or clarifying doubts is not a reason for embarrassment. What really matters is having access to correct information ✅ to make safe and conscious decisions about your life.

Talking about health 🩺, well-being, relationships, or future planning doesn't make you weak or less capable. On the contrary, it demonstrates courage 💪🏾 and responsibility. Whenever you have a question, remember: asking, learning 📖, and taking care of yourself are attitudes that deserve respect, not judgment.

09/06/2026

Some things are so common that we stop questioning them.🧐

We normalise lying to our parents🗣We pretend not to care about school because it's "not cool."🚶 We put pressure on ourselves to impress other people.😎 We compromise our values to keep a partner happy.❤️‍🩹 We avoid going to the clinic when something doesn't feel right. 💉We feel embarrassed to ask for condoms. 🙈We stay quiet when something makes us uncomfortable instead of saying "no."

The older you get, the more important it is to make choices that work for you and not do things because "everyone is doing it".

💭 What are some of the things you think we should stop normalising?
👇 Let's talk about it.

08/06/2026

We've all been warned about red flags and the danger zones we should look out for in relationships, but we haven't really talked about the green flags. If you are surrounded by people who are loving and supportive, you must take a moment to celebrate. Here are the green flags we appreciate

✔️ Friends who respect our boundaries
✔️ A partner who listens when you say no
✔️ Someone who encourages your goals
✔️ People who don't make you feel guilty about your choices
✔️ Friends who check in when you're quiet

Let's start the week on a positive note.
Tell us💚 What's a green flag you appreciate?

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04/06/2026

Do you want to understand your rights? Ask.
Do you want to know more about your health? Ask.
Are you confused about relationships, s*x, or contraception? Ask.

There's no prize for pretending you know everything. 😅

And you don't want to be that friend who gives advice without actually knowing the facts about what you are talking about. You know how frustrating it can be.

Here's a challenge🎯DM us and ask us any question about your health, rights or relationships, and let's give you the best information.

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Plot 30A, Leopards Close, Off Leopards Hill Road
Lusaka

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+260211256656

Website

http://www.satregional.org/

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