Mental & Sexual Reproductive Health

3,500 out-of-school youth in Korogocho have been reached with sexual and reproductive health information and linked directly to health facilities — not just told where to go, but connected.

scale

1.
3,500 out-of-school youth reached on SRH and family planning, linked to services via the Youth Peer Provider (YPP) model
2.
100 Youth Peer Providers and Educators trained
3.
1,200 adolescents trained on life skills, child protection, and SRHR across 15 schools
4.
1,000+ girls reached with sanitary towels; UNFPA dignity packs distributed during COVID-19
5.
300+ young men supplied with male condoms
6.
Safe spaces for teen mothers
7.
She Kicks

Football-for-development programme; 135 adolescent mothers trained through sports for development

8.
16 Days of Activism campaign

380 participants

9.
Mental health pilot delivered in partnership with Aga Khan University
10.
Empower Her

4 safe spaces for adolescent mothers, free daycare for their children, economic empowerment support

11.
Promote

8 safe spaces for adolescent mothers, cash transfers for basic needs, re-entry support helping adolescent mothers return to school after childbirth

A teen mother going back to school isn’t a feel-good detail — it’s the measurable outcome of removing the two things that usually stop her: childcare and money. That’s what Empower Her and Promote are built to remove.

Our Commitment

To restore dignity, not just distribute supplies: sanitary pad drives, dignity packs, and safe spaces all exist to reduce teen pregnancy and keep girls retained and performing in school — not as one-time relief.
To support young people’s mental wellbeing and informed decision-making on their own sexual and reproductive health, and to ensure those rights are respected, protected, and fulfilled — in that order.
To keep partnering directly with health facilities so referrals from our Youth Peer Providers lead somewhere real, rather than ending at a training session.
To keep re-entry support attached to safe spaces: a mother returning to school after childbirth needs both childcare and a functioning pathway back into the classroom, and both stay part of the same commitment.