Most of adolescent in rural areas they are starting to practice unsafe and early sex during the age of 13 years old. They inter into practice sex without knowing the possible effect.  to have a sex partners is not a risk now days to youth although is a huge risk to their life. This causes many young girls and boys to acquire HIV/AIDS when they are reaching at secondary level in rural areas. The teen HIV/AIDS prevention project   is aim to prevent early sex practice to those who are living in rural areas by training them how they can abstain totally from unsafe, early sex  and girl –adult sex for reducing the rate of new HIV infection to adolescents.  This project mainly target the youth because the current statistic report to our country shows that young people age 14 to 24  are more affected  with HIV due to early, unsafe and girl- adult sex . The reason for them to practice sex is lacks of information concerning HIV/AIDS, poverty and ignorance.   Informing them of the continued risk possess in the rural areas, helping them to make informed decisions about their sexual health and reduce their risk for HIV and increasing access to HIV testing and care will help them to live free without HIV.

We aim to train the youth by through HIV/AIDS clubs, where we can use drama, sports, cinema, workshop, tour storytelling and camps, these are suitable way for addressing it in rural areas.