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Blue Worldview Essay

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Individuals that are already faced with the situation of teenage pregnancy will be addressed as well as those who have not yet faced the problem, as they will be made aware of the implications of teenage pregnancy and how to prevent it from happening.

Awareness can lead to the solution in overcoming this problem. Everyone is responsible for the choices that they make in their lives, thus facing the consequences that follow, but we will aim at reducing these consequences by helping individuals make the right choices in life, leaving them with a brighter future ahead and with many more possibilities.

The target group has been identified in the Potchefstroom community and the aim of this research project is to get everyone involved in the problem …show more content…

The blue worldview is better known for the person that is honourable, honest, reliable, trustworthy, fundamental, etc. Whereas the green worldview is more known for the more caring person and a person for whom community is important.
Yaseerah Hassim 25004832 My worldview is the blue one of peace and justice. We do not just live for ourselves but instead principles of honour, charity and living for a higher cause play a part of my life.
Anja Hepton 25104594 My world view is green because I believe in equality, unity and the community. It is important for people from a certain town or area to feel like a community, through having the same values, equality and Christian beliefs. A teenage girl can then feel more comfortable asking for help when she becomes pregnant.

To address the problem of teenage pregnancy a pharmacist’s role would be to educate young people about unprotected sex, contraceptive methods, HIV and other STDs. They should be educated about the use of contraceptives and the dangers associated with using

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