The Amina Myrén Foundation

19/09/2026

The news from Webuye is a painful reminder of how quickly girls education can be disrupted. When a girl is forced to leave school, she risks losing more than a classroom, she risks losing opportunities, confidence, and the chance to shape her own future.

Every girl deserves to stay in school. Every girl deserves a future. 💜📚

08/09/2026

03/09/2026

Proud to stand with our ambassadors, Olteyani FC, both on and off the pitch.
As they continue their journey in the COTEM Cup, we celebrate their commitment to using sport as a powerful voice in the fight against FGM and for a safer, brighter future for girls.
All the best in the semi-final, boys! 🏆🔥

🏆 THE ROAD TO THE FINAL CONTINUES! 🦊🔥

One game. One goal. The Final.

This Sunday, We take on Rongai Based Reject FC in the COTEM Cup Semi-Final. The boys have worked for this moment, and now we need the 12th man behind them! 👏🏽🧡

🏟️ Ngong Stadium
⏰ KO: 1:00 PM

Come in numbers. Bring the energy. Let’s make it a day to remember! 🔥🔥
ONE MORE STEP. ONE MORE FIGHT. LET’S GO! 🦊🏆
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08/07/2026

No girl should have to pause her education just because of her period. Huge thanks to everyone who supported this drive to end period poverty and keep these bright minds in the classroom!

02/07/2026

Real impact happens through meaningful partnerships.
Proud to see another shipment of sanitary hygiene products on its way to the girls of Buduma Girls School. Together, we're supporting dignity, education, and brighter future.

03/06/2026

The rising cases of femicide and violence against children in Kenya are a painful reminder that more must be done to protect the most vulnerable members of our communities. Behind every headline is a life lost, a family grieving, and a future cut short.

As a society, we all have a role to play in creating safer communities, speaking out against violence, supporting survivors, and protecting our children.

The time for action is now!

Growing violence against women and children exposes systemic failures and highlights the need for national action.

28/05/2026

Today, on Menstrual Hygiene Day, we raise our voices for millions of girls in Kenya who continue to struggle with period poverty.

For many teenage girls, the lack of access to sanitary pads is more than a health challenge, it becomes a barrier to education, dignity, and opportunity. Too often, girls are exposed to exploitation and risky situations just to afford basic menstrual products, contributing to school dropouts and teenage pregnancies.

At the Amina Myrén Foundation, we believe every girl deserves the right to stay in school, feel safe, and live with dignity. Menstrual health should never determine a girl’s future.

It is time to end the stigma, increase access to menstrual products, and invest in the empowerment of girls across Kenya.