Kidole kimoja hakivunji chawa! One thing that has propelled Community Voices Network is our teamwork and collective commitment. We are excited to share that last week, we held our monthly review meeting to assess and collectively reflect on our progress. #CommunityVoices

Even when women receive the highest-quality antenatal care and have skilled providers at delivery, complications can arise and cause maternal,neonatal, or fetal death. However, regular antenatal care remains crucial as it enables early detection of potential risks, provides

September is Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS) Awareness Month! Nena na Binti wants to empower you to take control of your health. Our toll-free call center is here to provide confidential and free support for anyone with questions about PCOS. #NenaNaBinti

Excited to kick off Day 1 of our #CSE teachers training in Kakamega County! Teachers are truly the pillars of our society, spending more time with adolescents than anyone else. They play a crucial role in shaping young minds, and that's why it's essential to empower them with

In Kenya, nearly 1 in 5 teenage girls has either become a mother or is currently pregnant.This is not just a statistic; it's a reflection of the systemic challenges young women face. In Kwale, where over 9,300 teenage pregnancies were recorded recently, the urgency for change

Africa continues to bear the highest burden of maternal deaths, with 534 deaths per 100,000 live births. How can we address the systemic healthcare gaps that are putting mothers at risk in 2024? Share in the comments

Myth: Only women need to worry about sexual health. Fact: Sexual health is everyone's responsibility, regardless of gender. Avoid misinformation and promote healthy practices for all.

Watch this video to understand each type of contraception and determine what might work best for you. #nimechanuka

The SHR challenge is not just a statistic, they represent the lives, dreams and potential of our youth. As a society we must confront these realities head-on with a determination to create a future where every young person has the opportunity and support to succeed. Abena Adubea Amoah

What Does Sexual Health Mean to You? Sexual health is about freedom, respect, and safety in all aspects of sexual well-being. 🌍❤️ As World Sexual Health Day approaches, we want to hear from YOU! 🗣️ 💭 Share your thoughts with us, and we’ll feature them in a video! 🎥

Center for Reproductive Rights Africa IPPFAR Ipas Africa Alliance Nimechanuka Zamara Foundation VOWAZA Zambia NIGEE KENYA Reproductive Health Network Kenya Overall well-being related to sexuality, including physical, emotional, mental, and social aspects. It entails safe sexual experiences, access to sexual health services, STI prevention and treatment, & promoting consent & communication in relationships.#nimechanuka

This year, World Sexual Health Day focuses on positive relationships. Trust, respect, and communication are key to healthy sexual interactions. Promote these values for better sexual well-being. #HealthyRelationships #WorldSexualHealthday #PositiveConnections

Sexual Health Day through the eyes of young people. 📢 Here are a few remarks on what this day means to the youth and why it’s important for everyone to understand sexual health. #SexualHealthDay #YouthPerspective #ReproductiveRights Sheillah Wafula Kalawa @wakeshodada

Join us for a vibrant conversation about contraceptive options! We’ll be hosting a lively dialogue, hosting A youth SRHR Advocate, TB champion & Community SRHR Facilitator. Don’t miss out on this chance to learn & share your thoughts! Link x.com/i/spaces/1yojm… #nimechanuka

Promoting sexual health as a basic human right? Very demure, very mindful, very cutesy. But it's also essential for equality and well-being. 🌍✨ #SexualHealthRights #EqualityForAll #MindfulAdvocacy

We are honoured to have joined commitment makers from all action coalitions at the #GenerationEquality dialogue in Nairobi. This powerful movement is driving real change by unlocking political will and accelerating investment in #GenderEquality. As we came together, we

Awareness and education on gender-based violence is essential to all young people. Today, in partnership with MSF International & Department of Health Services Mombasa, we held a session with young people in Mjambere Ward to discuss the forms of gender-based violences and how we can reduce and prevent them.

The criminalization of abortion leads to unsafe practices, severe health risks, and high maternal mortality in Africa. Legal reform is essential to ensure safer, accessible healthcare for women.

With a maternal mortality rate of 1,047 deaths per 100,000 live births, Nigeria faces a severe health crisis. For comparison, Kenya's rate is 342 per 100,000. The Centre is advocating for reproductive rights and systemic changes to improve these statistics across Africa.