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.


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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.