AOL News:
Brazilian schools realized they can’t stop children from getting into promiscuous activities, so instead decided to help kids make smart decisions when it came down to their sexual activities.
‘The health and education ministries and the United Nations sponsored a nationwide contest for students to design the dispenser. 3 potential models were selected on Friday,’ AOL news said.
The condom vending machines will be installed in 100 schools in 2008 to make taking sexual precautions much easier. It will hopefully make it easier for youngens too shy to ask for rubbers at their local drug store to get the protection they need.
If Brazil’s initiative is successful in preventing the spread of AIDS among youth, maybe other countries will consider the investment a worthy one for their own schools.
The head of the National Program of Sexually Transmitted Diseases, Mariangela Simao, said part of the project is educational and aims not to ‘banalize’ the use of condoms. She said 100,000 schools were involved with the anti-AIDS program. Health Minister Jose Gomes Temporao this week said young Brazilians between 13 and 24 were the target of Brazil’s anti-AIDS campaign this year. Nearly 70,000 cases of AIDS were registered among Brazilians under 24, or about 16% of the cases reported in the country, according to the anti-AIDS program.
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