Nursing Seminar/Training: Sex and Sensibilities Workshop on Sexuality and Reproductive Health

What: AYNLA-Sex and Sensibilities Triple S Workshop on Sexuality and Reproductive Health
Where: PNA Hall Manila
When: December 12, 2010
Time: 2PM
Registration Fee: Graduate and Member of AYNLA - 300.00
Graduate and non-Member of AYNLA - 350.00
Undergraduate Member of AYNLA - 200.00
Undergraduate non-Member of AYNLA - 250.00

The Alliance of Young Leaders & Advocates Internation Inc. is a non-stock, non-profit young professional organization founded in September 2009 in the Philippines recognized by the Professional Regulation Commission and registered under the Securities & Exchange Commission with registration number CN201009281 and TIN 007-794-285. AYNLA's main aim is to strengthen the leadership and management knowledge, skills and attitudes of newly practicing nurses, students and other healthcare professionals. AYNLA is also a recognized international partner of the Nightingale Initiative for Global Health (NIGH) & the Sigma Theta Tau International (STTI) for the 2020 International Year of the Nurse & the Nightingale Declaration; and partners the United Nation Millenium Campaign for the achievement of the Millenium Development Goals (MDGs).


This year, the AYNLA NCR ZOnes 4 and 5 takes pride in holding their project as part of the CODE RED - NATIONAL HIV RESPONSE & ASRH PROGRAMME, which is the National HIV Response program of the alliance. The program is geared in addressing the need to train more nurses in the HIV treatment, care and support and most importantly on the psychosocial aspect of HIV care. Nursing peer education program is geared to lessen stigma & discrimination among healthcare providers to patients & clients. National Reproductive Health Education and awareness program is also created to facilitate correct information on ASRH and to provide informed choice.

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Want to be a member of Alliance of Young Nurse Leaders & Advocates, International?

AYNLA is an international network of young leaders in health care especially nurses who organized themselves to help achieve the UN Millennium Development Goals (MDGs). AYNLA believes that nurses have a huge responsibility in ensuring the compliance of the MDGs through Holistic Nursing Leadership.

Conceived as a revolutionary organization in 2009, AYNLA – which took up a different name upon its conception – started out quite the hard way. After series of test runs for the organization, it finally took off in 2010. The Alliance of Young Nurse Leaders & Advocates or better known as AYNLA is a professional organization conceived by registered nurses in the Philippines. AYNLA Philippines becomes the prototype organization of AYNLA International with all the programs being implemented in the country. The organization utilizes Holistic Nursing Leadership in all its programs and projects. It has aligned its services in enhancing the leadership knowledge, skills and traits of its members; polishing their personality, presentation skills, capability building, people management skills, critical thinking and conceptualization skills as well as life coaching among others.

AYNLA also has another face, aside from its leadership mandate, which is its “advocacy” side where it responds with a lot of advocacies that directly affects nurses and healthcare professionals or that affects health in general. Because of its Advocacy Mandate, the organization strengthens its core in empowering its members and creating linkage to other international organizations bearing the same causes or advocacies. Therefore, AYNLA is closely defined in two powerful words – LEADERSHIP and ADVOCACY – the two steering wheels that directs the nursing & healthcare profession today. AYNLA invites all young nurse leaders and advocates worldwide furthering their knowledge, skills and enhancing their leadership traits through worthwhile experiences, learning interactions and exchange of best practices from their international counterparts. The organization has also opened its doors to students to train them as early as possible and to other professionals in the allied healthcare sciences to help complement strengths of one another. And since that the two core mandates of the organization, leadership and advocacy, in the international context, AYNLA enjoined in its instructions to adjunct and strengthen the United Nations Millennium Campaign on the eight (8) Millennium Development Goals where nurses play critical and vital part in its achievement especially the goals directly affecting health. Set to be evaluated in 2015, the UN MDGs are in its full swing and AYNLA being organized 5 years before its evaluation takes in no waste of time in participating largely by realigning all its programs and projects. Through nursing leadership, AYNLA created programs to help achieve the 8 Millennium Development Goals and to work closely with the UN Agencies as well.

TO APPLY FOR MEMBERSHIP VISIT AYNLA: http://www.aynla.org/


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