On the International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women, and at the start of the global 16 days of activism campaign to eliminate gender based violence (GBV), the Family Planning Association of Trinidad and Tobago (FPATT) is joining the call for action across our nation to not only recognize and acknowledge gender based ...
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Let’s Celebrate Men in Trinidad and Tobago
On November 19th, as Trinidad and Tobago once again takes a leading role in commemorating International Men’s Day, we at the Family Planning Association of Trinidad and Tobago are joining in to honor the occasion and shine a light on the importance of men’s health and wellness. Our Association will offer free HIV and STI...
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Family Planning offers to support a comprehensive HFLE program in schools
The Family Planning Association of Trinidad and Tobago (FPATT) is calling on the Government to introduce an integrated comprehensive health and family life education program for students attending schools across the country and is extending a hand in partnership to support its implementation. Responding to reports of videos circulating on social media on November 6th...
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Parents are the first line of defense
FPATT Speaks at Ministry of Education’s Community Voices Deputy Executive Director of the Family Planning Association of Trinidad and Tobago (FPATT) Sharon Mottley is calling on parents to step in as the first line of defense in the war for their children’s future. Delivering remarks during a Community Voices webinar on teenage pregnancies hosted by...
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FPATT APPOINTS NEW EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
The Family Planning Association of Trinidad and Tobago (FPATT) is pleased to announce the appointment of Ms. Ava Rampersad as Executive Director from August 1st, 2021. Rampersad, a public health practitioner with almost 20 years’ experience in public health and community enhancement programming, has been with the Family Planning Association since January 2017. She succeeds...
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FPATT President joins IPPF Board of Trustees
President of the Family Planning Association of Trinidad and Tobago (FPATT), Professor Rose Marie Belle Antoine has been appointed to a senior position within the global coordinating body of the prestigious International Planned Parenthood Federation (IPPF). Professor Antoine was appointed to serve on the IPPF’s Board of Trustees, London, in September 2021, after being voted...
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The Collaborative HIV Adolescents Mental Health Programme (CHAMP)
OVERVIEW The Collaborative HIV Adolescents Mental Health Programme (CHAMP), a project under the Spotlight Initiative, has been adapted to deliver activities that equip Caregivers and Youth with several understandable prevention tools on gender-based violence (GBV), intimate partner violence (IPV), and comprehensive sexuality education (CSE). CHAMP is about building greater communication within families, using a culturally...
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Do you want to enjoy community development programs?
Do you want to enjoy community development programs? Do you want to reduce family violence? Know about sexual health? Then come join FPATT’s new and exciting CHAMP Ambassadors program. All you have to do is click the link, apply and have fun. https://forms.gle/w2tt3i1NUJe4wtxq8
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FPATT joins the call to end cultural violence.
Know More, Do More. Help us #SpotlightEndViolence and stand #withher
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FAMILY PLANNING ASSOCIATION OF TRINIDAD AND TOBGAO – REPORT TO THE NATION 2020 – SEXUAL AND REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH RIGHTS – AN ESSENTIAL ELEMENT TO UNIVERSAL HEALTH COVERAGE
FPATT – Connecting the Intersections As the longest-serving NGO in Trinidad and Tobago, the Family Planning Association of Trinidad and Tobago (FPATT) has been uniquely placed to have a long and comprehensive view of the state of sexual and reproductive health in the nation. Since its birth over 60 years ago, the FPATT has steadily...
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