Girls who participated in the Siyakha Nentsha program in South Africa had higher self-esteem and more confidence in their ability to obtain and use condoms compared to girls who did not participate. The Siyakha Nentsha program was implemented in KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa to improve the economic, health, and social capabilities of male and female students and was evaluated by the Population Council.

1. Girls in Siyakha Nentsha had
more self-esteem and
were more confident they
could find and use a condom
compared to their peers
Girls in Siyakha Nentsha had
more self-esteem and
were more confident they
could find and use a condom
compared to their peers

2. isihlangu
Sikakha Nentsha was designed to
economic, health and social
build the
capabilities of male and female learners.
The programme was implemented in
Kelly Hallman, khallman@popcouncil.org
KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa by the
Isihlangu Health and Development
Agency, and evaluated by the
Population Council.
Photo (Eva Roca)
isihlangu
Sikakha Nentsha was designed to
economic, health and social
build the
capabilities of male and female learners.
The programme was implemented in
Kelly Hallman, khallman@popcouncil.org
KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa by the
Isihlangu Health and Development
Agency, and evaluated by the
Population Council.
Photo (Eva Roca)