Officers from both NPC and MSI Reproductive Choices Ghana engaged the public at Melcom area and Oguaa Anaafo community on Friday, 6th and Saturday, 7th September respectively. The public were engaged on the negative effects of child marriage and teenage pregnancy on the wellbeing of girls, boys, the family, the development of Cape Coast and the Nation as a whole. In addition, MSI Reproductive Choices Ghana sensitised the public on family planning methods and its benefits. Condoms were also distributed to the public to encourage responsible sex lifestyles to minimise unintended pregnancies and HIV infection during the Oguaa Fetu Afahye celebrations.