Neftaly Rural Peer-Led Hygiene and Sanitation Workshops
Neftaly facilitates rural community workshops led by trained youth peers focused on hygiene, sanitation, and health practices. These workshops empower local youth to become peer educators, equipping community members with practical skills for handwashing, safe water handling, waste management, and menstrual hygiene.

Through interactive sessions, demonstrations, and hands-on activities, participants learn sustainable hygiene practices that reduce disease risk, improve well-being, and strengthen community resilience. By placing peer leadership at the center, Neftaly ensures that knowledge spreads effectively within the community and inspires long-term behavior change.

Key Focus Areas:

• Handwashing and personal hygiene
• Safe water storage and handling
• Community sanitation practices
• Menstrual health management
• Peer mentorship and leadership development

Impact:

• Increased awareness and adoption of safe hygiene practices
• Youth leadership development in health promotion
• Stronger community resilience against waterborne diseases