Breaking Barriers to Adolescent Sexual and Reproductive Health Education in Adaklu: An Interventional Study Using Multimedia Approaches to Improve Adolescent Sexual and Reproductive Health Literacy and Parental Perception.

Mistrust and misconceptions have played a significant role in the resistance and controversy surrounding adolescent sexual and reproductive health education in Ghanaian communities. As a result, adolescent health programs have underperformed, leading to issues such as high rates of teenage pregnancy, school dropout, unsafe abortions, sexually transmitted infections, and substance abuse. This research aims to explore innovative ways of utilizing technology to deliver adolescent health education while addressing and reducing mistrust and misconceptions in the rural Adaklu district of the Volta Region, Ghana.