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August 2008
Young Talk
is FREE •Know your rights
Sex education for •Stay in school
primary schools
•Delay sex
I love my body
Li vi ng w it h
disability? How do you feel
disabilities
Do you live with any kind of But he says.....
and how do other children I know how HIV spreads
treat you?Do not feel bad I do not share sharp objects with I am careful with my body. I love it
about yourself. You are normal anyone. My father told me to avoid girls so much. I cannot allow anyone
and have a right to be if I am to avoid getting HIV. to abuse it. I do not accept gifts
from men. Yo-acel Monica,
protected from abuse.If you 14, P7, Masaka School of
I do not like nicknames
live or study with children Some children used to call me children with special
with disabilities, know that 'Butcherman.' I was not happy, I needs.
they have feelings. Respect reported them to the teachers.
them and protect them
from sexual abuse. I miss football
Football is my best game. I
cannot play it, I just watch
others play. Pupils call me
Do not allow to be the coach. I laugh at those
abused. Say NO to who have two legs and
can’t even kick a ball.
sex. Protect
yourself from HIV. I want to become
a judge
I want to study hard and
Young Talk visited children
become a judge of the
with disabilities in Masaka. There is a woman who wanted to
International Criminal Court
They talked about their life, buy me sweets. I feared that she
in The Hague. Amos
dreams and how they could force me into sex and give
Mwesezi, 12, P6, Nabinene
avoid HIV. me AIDS. Derrick Musoke,
Adventist PS, Masaka.
14, P7, Masaka School of
Amos Mwesezi children with special needs
got a wound on
his left leg when Monica and Derrick use Sign Language to
he was a baby. learn. They can't hear or talk. But they are very
It could not heal
active at school. Monica is also the headgirl.
and he got a disability.
ten years
It is ten Disability is not inability
of Young Ta lk Many people with disabilities have made it
in life. Some are MPs, teachers, doctors and
lawyers. Abdul Busulwa, who is visually
your
We are changing impaired (blind) is soon going to America to
newspaper to make it more fun. do his third degree. He works with National
In your club, discuss what you Union of Disabled Persons of Uganda
would like to change or add in (NUDIPU)
Young Talk. He says;"You need courage and
Write and tell us on determination to succeed. Many times I
P.O.Box 22366 Kampala. wanted to leave school but I told myself,
why leave now when I have come this far?
I grew up in a poor family but we shared
best letters the little we had equally. Before I joined
Makerere University, I was the best at S4 in
Iganga district and 2nd best in S6. Believe in
WIN pr es!
priizzes! yourself, you will make
it in life". YOUNG TALK IS FOR TEACHERS AND PUPILS IN P5, P6 AND P7
2 Young Talk, August 2008
Welcome to part 5 of “Sara settled. But she has hope that her
the Special Gift”. In this father will send money in time and
part, Sara is very sad that she goes to secondary school. Sara
she cannot go to then meets her friend Lizard. She
secondary school. She tries shares her worries with him. Later,
to read her books in her her brother hears her talking alone.
room but her mind is not He is touched. He tells Sara that he
is ready to leave school so that she
The special Gift can continue. Sara refuses, saying
there must be another way for her.
with someone
when things are bad
Tough: Hard
• Share your worries
with a friend, you
at a time
will feel better and
strong.
• Girls and boys need
Sara, fighting back tears, runs out of the Kitchen equal education
But I don’t
want you to
Stop.....
No, Tsumi. That What friend?
isn’t the answer.
Oh, -- You
don’t know
him
I know. But there
must be another
way. My friend says
so. YOUNG TALK IS FOR TEACHERS AND PUPILS IN P5, P6 AND P7
4 Young Talk, August 2008
married off when you are young.
There are so many problems. One of
them is early pregnancy which can
DEAR end your life. You also have a right
to be given food.Tell your problem
Young TALK to a responsible adult, an LC leader
or trusted friend, they can talk to
la
P.O. B0X 22366 Kampa your sister.
Counsellor Faith Falal
Straight Talk Foundation
Star
HIV positive. Pupils
say I will get HIV from her,
is it true?
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Know yourt bdevoeldop
School! NT, 12, P6, Bukuku as ment
Bre
Mixed PS, Masaka. growing, did you get
Bunyangule PS, Bundibugyo, When your breasts started
NT, you cannot get HIV from d? Do not worry!
is the Young Talk star school excited or worrie
your friend by sitting next to mal body change.
for August. Pupils in this Growing breasts is a nor
school sent 30 letters to her or sharing things with her.
Only avoid sharing sharp
Young Talk in July. All pupils
who wrote letters win Young objects like razor blades. Facts about br easts: ers
Talk rulers. Make your school as early as age 7 or 8. Oth
Otherwise, keep your friendship, • Some girls grow breasts so you do not have to worry if
a star school by do not listen to lies. don’t start until age 13
or 15
writing to eloped yet.
your breasts have not dev ducing
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• Your body has a “clock” oge n. Thi s hormone
call ed estr
a female hormone
breast to start growing.
makes it possible for the der. This is
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skin will be stre tch ing . This may
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