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19/06/2023

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15/01/2023

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01/12/2022

This year's World AIDS Day theme is 'Equalize'. It is a call for us to take the proven practical steps necessary to address inequalities and help end AIDS.

16/11/2022

A day to remember we are all born equal and entitled to live safely. Let’s stand together for human rights online and in real life.

31/10/2022

walk with us; do it for the cause

25/10/2022

...cancer awareness month

17/10/2022

Don't Suffer In Silence. Speak up, there is always an ear ready to listen.

10/10/2022

Make mental health and well-being for all a global priority.

07/10/2022

no to impersonation.

A cyberbully can impersonate a victim by posting comments on social media and chat rooms in the individual’s name. Doing so can cause a victim to experience backlash from others based on the bully’s online comments.

Don’t expect cyberbullying to disappear on its own. Rather, be proactive to identify the warning signs of cyberbullying in teens. That way, you can help your teen deal with cyberbullying before it escalates. Also, you can ensure your teen understands the impact of cyberbullying and doesn’t bully others online.

04/10/2022

Protect yourself against identity fraud

Mostly victims of identity theft often do not know their identity has been stolen until they begin receiving calls from creditors or are turned down for a loan because of a bad credit score.

In financial identity theft, someone uses another person's identity or information to obtain credit, goods, services, or benefits. This is the most common form of identity theft.

In child identity theft, someone uses a child's identity for various forms of personal gain. This is common, as children typically do not have information associated with them that could pose obstacles for the perpetrator.

The fraudster may use the child's name and Social Security Number to obtain a residence, find employment, obtain loans, or avoid arrest on outstanding warrants. Often, the victim is a family member, the child of a friend, or someone else close to the perpetrator. Some people even steal the personal information of deceased loved ones.

Many types of identity theft can be prevented. One way is to continually check the accuracy of personal documents and promptly deal with any discrepancies.