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Workers confidently practice safe sex

admin — Tue, 14 Jun 2016 05:56:23 +0000

In the 24^th May 2016, at POSCO’s office, the monthly communication event on HIV/AIDS and STIs was conducted for 19 workers from three subcontractors – Hai Anh, INCICO and FECON – of the Hanoi Metro Line Project. In this fifth communication event, all of the participants knew what HIV/AIDS and STIs are and 15 out of 16 officers and workers have had better knowledge on HIV/AIDS and STIs prevention.

Introducing the event and helping participants doing pre-evaluation survey before the event

Workers happily doing survey

Good time of practicing using condom properly

Till this fifth event, 238 people received training on HIV/AIDs and STIS prevention. This number will continue rising in the next following months.

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The monthly communication event is co-organized by the Center for Health Consultation and Community Development (CHD) and POSCO E&C for all officers and employees involved in the bid package No.2 (CP02) of the Hanoi Pilot Light Metro Line Project, Nhon – Hanoi Railway Station Section, in order to help them raise knowledge, change attitude and behavior. Futher more, we hope they can use these knowledge to protect themselves, their families and society after this event.

Number of POSCO’s officials and workers have good knowledge on HIV/AIDS and STIs is continually increasing

admin — Fri, 10 Jun 2016 10:22:18 +0000

Until April 19 2016, POSCO and CHD have organized five communication events on HIV/AIDS and STIs prevention for 219 workers and officials. In this fourth monthly event, 80% of the participants have had better knowledge on HIV/AIDs and STIS prevention after the event.

Assistant Doctor- Speaker Mai Van Tam

Practice using condom properly

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By Ha Thuy Ngan.

Photography: Nguyen Ba Viet Anh, Ha Thuy Ngan.

POSCO and CHD fulfill social responsibilities for 200 workers.

admin — Fri, 10 Jun 2016 07:57:09 +0000

POSCO (POSCO E&C) and Center for Health Consultation and Community Development (CHD) have regularly conducted the communication event on HIV/AIDS and STIs in the last 4 months for almost 200 officials and worker from project “Hanoi Pilot Urban Railway Project, section of Nhon – Hanoi railway station” in order to fulfill their social responsibilities and provide necessary knowledge to protect workers’ health.

In the morning of 23^rd March, at POSCO’s office, No.1 Le Duc Tho Str, the third monthly communication event was conducted for workers from subcontractor Incico and subcontractor Hai Anh. In the event, workers have received informative lectures about HIV/AIDS and STIs along with free condoms and leaflets that have information about clinics and blood examination labs.

“This communication event has helped me understand and I will use it to myself to protect me and my family’s health” – Shared by a worker who took part in the event.

In order to maintain those positive profit from the event, these communication activities chain will be continually conduct in every third week of each month until the end of 2018.

Contact information:

Ms Ha Thuy Ngan – Project Assistant, Center for Health Consultation and Community Development (CHD)

Phone: 093.2728.493 – 04.38284793

Email: hangan@chd.vn

Address: Floor 2, No. 14 Cua Dong, Hoan Kiem district, Ha Noi.

Website: http://chd.vn/en/ (Ẹnglish/Vietnamese)

Pictures from the event:

Photography: Ms Thuy Ngan – CHD and Mr Xuan Anh – POSCO

Guess: Ms Bui Thi Phuog – Gender Specialist, Delegate of MRB; Mr Bent Laurent – Delegate of Systra, Mr Nghiem Xuan Duc và Mr Nghiem Xuan Anh, Doctor Assistant – Speaker Mai Van Tam – Delegates of POSCO, Ms. Ha Thuy Ngan và Mr Nguyen Ba Viet Anh – Delegates of CHD, with 9 officials and workers from subcontractor Incico and subcontractor Hai Anh who are building station No.5.

Update April news: Until April 19 2016, POSCO and CHD have organized five communication events on HIV/AIDS and STIs prevention for 219 workers and officials. In this fourth monthly event, 80% of the participants have had better knowledge on HIV/AIDs and STIS prevention after the event.