The Reproductive Education and Adolescent Community Health (REACH) Project has launched a webinar series to discuss topics that matter most to young people.
The webinar series forms part of the project’s public education initiative to increase awareness of adolescent sexual and reproductive health, strengthen parent and community engagement, and promote access to accurate, evidence-based information. The sessions cover mental health, nutrition and healthy lifestyles, the teen brain, parent and teen communication, and stigma reduction.
The webinars feature experts who will share practical knowledge, evidence-based approaches, and strategies to support adolescents in making informed decisions and adopting healthy behaviours. ​ The webinars include an interactive question and answer segment.
Upcoming Webinar Sessions in August
Tuesday August 11th, 2026 ​
​Breaking the Stigma Around Mental Health. Presented by Maxine Blake-Hylton, Licensed Psychologist, Play Therapist, Grief and Loss and Trauma Specialist Register here: https://zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_01fMjxbKSpGXSKTFBmTrGg ​
Tuesday August 18th, 2026 ​
​Adolescents and Healthy Lifestyles – Nutrition and Mental Health. ​ Presented by Danielle Walwyn, Lead, Healthy Caribbean Youth, and Alaina Gomes, Counselling Psychologist Register here: https://zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_hEH1Hj4BQaasHfLatRqXFw ​
Wednesday August 20th, 2026 ​
​Adolescents and Healthy Lifestyles –Healthy Eating. ​ Presented by Shirlan Edward, Health Educator, Ministry of Health, Wellness and Nutrition, Saint Lucia Register here: https://zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_-RzAnht5Q927toMPewhhkg ​
The series is designed for a broad audience and interested persons are encouraged to register early to secure their place. ​ Attendance is free, and all sessions begin at 6:30pm(AST).
Recordings from previous webinars can be viewed via YouTube here: ​ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4gRmQBQhsio&list=PLa1M5D8umWHk ​ The playlist will continue to be updated as new webinar recordings become available, providing an accessible resource for ongoing learning and reference.
About the REACH Project
Funded by Global Affairs Canada, REACH Project is working to ensure “no adolescent is left behind” in Dominica, Grenada, Saint Lucia, and St. Vincent and the Grenadines. ​ ​ The Project aims to empower adolescents with knowledge and confidence to advocate for their own health and well-being. ​ It also seeks to strengthen the capacity of providers to deliver adolescent-friendly services, particularly in sexual and reproductive health.
The four-year regional initiative is implemented by Alinea International in collaboration with the Caribbean Technical Assistance & Education Centre for Health (C-TECH), and the Organisation of Eastern Caribbean States (OECS) Commission.
