Angaza Youth Initiative

14/08/2026

We were privileged to be part of 3 days training starting on 11th -13th which designed in different modules on data protection.

This is a timely discussion given the sensitive data that our organisation handle concerning staff and board members, volunteers, and beneficiaries.

Our key lessons are data privacy is a human right and organizations have to comply with data protection act of 2019.

This is the second month of training and we are hopeful to attend all the modules in the month of September.

04/08/2026

In partnership with the Fund and TICAH, we engaged the County Health Management Team (CHMT) in a session aimed at enhancing understanding of the Kilifi County Reproductive, Maternal, Newborn, Child and Adolescent Health (RMNCAH) Act 2025, its key provisions, and the roles of various stakeholders in its implementation.

The engagement provided an opportunity to discuss implementation priorities, strengthen ownership of the Act, and reinforce collective commitment towards improving reproductive, maternal, newborn, child, and adolescent health outcomes across Kilifi County.

03/08/2026

We recently attended coast region Review meeting supported by Tiko Africa.

This meeting brought together CBO leads, CBO Tiko Focal persons and board members to discuss performance and design strategies to reach AGYWs 15-24 years with information and services geared towards addressing triple threat. We are commited to continuously work with Tiko and like minded partners to address Triple threat in Kilifi County.

30/07/2026

We collaboratively held a 2 days engagements reviewing the adolescent and young people # AYP health strategy and Kilifi County Sexuality Education Guide.

The process engaged over 10 CSOs to ensure that the two documents are aligned and speaks to the realities of adolescent and young people aged 10-24 years. The engagement was supported by TICAH and and we look forward for the department of health in partnership with other departments to accelerate their finalization and launching.

27/07/2026

In partnership with the Department of health, County legal department, YVAI, KELIN, and TICAH, we successfully conducted Sub-County Dissemination Forums on the Kilifi County RMNCAH Act, 2025, across Rabai, Malindi, and Ganze sub_Counties.

The forums brought together key health stakeholders, including healthcare workers and the sub-county health teams to create awareness and enhance understanding of the provisions of the Act.

The engagements provided an important opportunity to discuss the rights, responsibilities, and commitments outlined in the Act, while also highlighting the role of different stakeholders in supporting its effective implementation at the sub-county and community levels.

Through these forums, stakeholders were able to engage in meaningful discussions, clarify areas of understanding, and identify opportunities for coordinated action towards strengthening access to quality Reproductive, Maternal, Newborn, Child and Adolescent Health (RMNCAH) services across Kilifi County.

These engagements mark an important step towards translating the provisions of the RMNCAH Act, 2025, into action and ensuring that the Act contributes to improved health outcomes for women, children, adolescents, and families across the county.

16/07/2026

We joined the County Executive Committee Member (CECM) for Health, the County Department of Health, the Reproductive Health Coordinator, the county directorates, other civil societies and, the legal experts, for the dissemination of the Kilifi County Reproductive, Maternal, Newborn, Child and Adolescent Health (RMNCAH) Act and the development of a roadmap for drafting its implementing regulations.
The engagement underscored the importance of a strong legal and policy framework in safeguarding the health rights of women, children, adolescents, and young people. Through collaborative discussions, stakeholders explored the provisions of the RMNCAH Act, identified implementation priorities, and laid the foundation for regulations that will guide service delivery, accountability, financing, and coordination across all levels of the health system. This process reinforces Kilifi County's commitment to universal access to quality reproductive and maternal healthcare services.

We believe that effective regulations should not only operationalize the Act but also ensure that every young person, regardless of location or background, can access comprehensive, affordable, and rights-based healthcare without barriers.
Angaza Youth Initiative remains committed to working alongside government, civil society, healthcare providers, and other partners to support dissemination of the Act to healthcare workers at the sub_ County level.

12/06/2026

June is Men's Month.

Together with the Department of Health Kilifi and other partners in Kilifi, we are bringing together Men in kilifi for a round of activities at Weslux grounds kilifi that aim to better the Mental wellness of Men under the theme "Men Must Heal Too"

Tag a man along.

08/06/2026

03/06/2026

Earlier on in partnership with Timiza and TICAH, we conducted a dialogue on maternal mortality with discussion revolving around prevention of maternal death by promoting ANC visits, facilities deliveries and addressing teenage pregnancy and unsafe abortions as they are among the leading causes of maternal deaths. During the dialogue MPDSR committees were highly encouraged

01/06/2026

As we celebrate freedom on this , let’s continue to commit to building a better community for our young generation to thrive.