Hope Makers Organization for Woman (HMOW) Expands Awareness Efforts in Sinjar District
Sinjar – Hope Makers Organization for Woman (HMOW) continues its commitment to supporting the people of Sinjar District by conducting a series of vital awareness sessions. These sessions aim to educate and empower the community by addressing critical health and social issues, ultimately improving well-being and saving lives.
The awareness sessions cover key topics, including:
Recognizing Suicide Signs – Raising awareness about warning signs and the importance of early intervention.
Negative Coping Mechanisms: Drug and Alcohol Addiction – Highlighting the risks of substance abuse and promoting healthier coping strategies.
Newborn Misconceptions and Harmful Practices – Correcting widespread myths, including traditional remedies like Sagwa, which pose risks to infant health.
Heat Convulsions in Children (Ages 6 Months to 5-6 Years) – Educating parents on febrile seizures, how to differentiate them from other conditions, and the correct way to reduce fever.
Newborn Care and Nutrition – Promoting best practices for infant feeding, growth, and development to ensure a healthy start in life.
Aim of the Initiative
Through these sessions, HMOW seeks to:
Enhance public knowledge on life-threatening conditions and their prevention.
Encourage healthy behaviors and effective caregiving practices for infants and children.
Combat harmful traditional remedies with scientifically backed medical guidance.
Provide psychological and social support to individuals struggling with suicide risks and addiction.
By fostering a well-informed community, HMOW remains committed to empowering the people of Sinjar with the knowledge and resources they need for a healthier future.
