IHAU VUT

We would like to congratulate and salute all the Peer Educators who selflessly served the VUT student populace by putting the safety and health of their peers ahead of their own on the 2023 academic year.

Today, 25 April 2024. We were awarding our 2023 peer educators at Quest conference estate, for their dedication. Here is some of the review of today's event. MORE IS COMING!

That's a preview of day 2 of the peer education programme training, these are your friends and assistants at campus that will be of good use to you, your health, academic and future. Utilize them wisely

2024 Peer Education programme, https://forms.gle/ZjmWSnoASUBBJFqb9

make a difference in your institution, MaVuti!.

For any further information, write an email to [email protected] or [email protected] or contact the programme coordinator Mr. Edwin Mhlanga on 079 1990 741

All VUT students are invited to Scan or use the link below and Register to participate here on the Run and Walk on the 7th of October 2023
Free for all students.

Link: https://forms.office.com/r/w5xhshdWdD

Teamwork is the ability to work together toward a common vision. The ability to direct individual accomplishments toward organizational objectives. It is the fuel that allows common people to attain uncommon results.

"No means no" is a clear and important message regarding consent. It emphasizes that when someone says no to a certain action, it should be respected and not be ignored or pushed against. Consent is vital in maintaining healthy and respectful relationships. If you have any specific questions or need assistance with anything else, feel free to ask.

We as VUT IHAU honors and celebrates the achievements and contributions of women to society. On this day, we raise awareness about women's rights and gender equality.

Join the Peer education program, apply now, space is limited.

Drugs Are Not An Escape, They’re a Trap. Drug Abuse Is The Pleasure You Should Feel Guilty The Most. Doing Drugs Is Literally Relaxing To Death. You Have Lived Without It. You Can Live Without It!

Everyone has the right to freedom; no one can take it away. Happy International Nelson Mandela Day! We are all born free. Our hands have the power to change the world. Your compassion can transform the world.

"No means no" is a clear and important message regarding consent. It emphasizes that when someone says no to a certain action, it should be respected and not be ignored or pushed against. Consent is vital in maintaining healthy and respectful relationships. If you have any specific questions or need assistance with anything else, feel free to ask.

Breaking the silence concerning gender-based violence is an important step towards creating a safer and more equitable society. It is essential to encourage open dialogue, raise awareness, and challenge the societal norms that perpetuate such violence.

There are several ways you can contribute to breaking the silence and addressing gender-based violence:

1. Educate yourself: Start by educating yourself about the different forms of gender-based violence, such as domestic abuse, sexual assault, harassment, and female ge***al mutilation. Understanding the root causes and consequences of these issues will help you become an informed advocate.

2. Support survivors: Listen to survivors' stories with empathy and without judgment. Believe and validate their experiences. Offer emotional support and, if appropriate, help them connect with resources such as helplines, support groups, or counseling services.

3. Speak out: Use your voice to speak out against gender-based violence. Engage in discussions with friends, family, or colleagues about the issue.Challenge harmful attitudes and beliefs whenever you encounter them.

Visit the IHAU OFFICE next to campus clinic .