Jeunes non scolarisés : les laissés-pour-compte de l’information sur la santé sexuelle et reproductive ?

**Study Highlights Gaps in Sexual and Reproductive Health Information for Out-of-School Youth**

A recent study has raised concerns regarding the accessibility of sexual and reproductive health information for adolescents who are not enrolled in the formal education system.

While students in schools typically have access to various forms of sexual and reproductive health education, the study suggests that those who have left the school system face significant barriers to obtaining this information.

The research, which surveyed 767 adolescents, aims to address the disparity in health literacy between students and out-of-school youth. The findings highlight a potential gap in public health outreach, suggesting that current information dissemination strategies may be failing to reach young people outside of academic environments.

Article source: yaga-burundi.com | Image credit: PlaneteAfrique