PS Kenya

PS Kenya Empowering Kenyans to make healthy choices through social marketing, communication for change In addition PS Kenya has developed the Tunza Health Network.

Since its foundation, PS Kenya has implemented social marketing programmes to address HIV and AIDS, reproductive health, malaria and water borne diseases. PS Kenya promotes products, services and healthy behaviour that enable low-income and vulnerable people to lead healthier lives. Products and services are sold at subsidized prices rather than given away in order to motivate commercial sector in

volvement. Since inception, PS Kenya has grown from distribution and promotion of Trust condoms to now cover, Femiplan oral contraceptives and injectables, Femiplan male condoms, Supanet insecticide treated nets and long-lasting insecticide treated nets, Power Tab net retreatment, WaterGuard and PuR water treatment products. Over the years PS Kenya has developed high-quality health communications campaigns to promote consistent use of these products and related live-saving behaviours including risk perception for HIV, delayed debut of sexual activity, alcohol abuse and tuberculosis awareness and health seeking behaviour.

We are pleased to share the 2025 Annual Report; a reflection of a defining year marked by scale, sustainability, innov...
11/05/2026

We are pleased to share the 2025 Annual Report; a reflection of a defining year marked by scale, sustainability, innovation, and impact.

In 2025, PS Kenya reached over 10 million people across Kenya through programs advancing sexual and reproductive health, malaria and TB response, adolescent health, safe water access, and community health systems strengthening.

This report highlights the partnerships, people, and solutions driving measurable health outcomes across communities, while showcasing our continued journey toward building a more resilient and self-sustaining health organization.

From expanding access to trusted health products and youth-friendly services to strengthening community-led healthcare systems, the 2025 Annual Report demonstrates what is possible when innovation, collaboration, and purpose come together.

Explore the stories. See the impact. Discover the progress shaping healthier communities across Kenya.
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This Mother’s Day, we reflect on what progress in maternal health truly looks like.Each number represents a mother who w...
10/05/2026

This Mother’s Day, we reflect on what progress in maternal health truly looks like.
Each number represents a mother who was able to plan, access care, and make it safely through pregnancy and childbirth. These outcomes are driven by sustained investment across the continuum of care; from family planning and antenatal services to safe delivery and postnatal support, ensuring women are supported at every stage.
This is how progress toward the ICPD+25 goal of zero preventable maternal deaths is realized. PS Kenya will continue to expand access to maternal health services, reaching women all the way to the last mile, working across public and private sectors, and ensuring more mothers survive pregnancy and childbirth.

Today, health outcomes are shaped by more than access to clinical care alone. They are influenced by the systems, comm...
08/05/2026

Today, health outcomes are shaped by more than access to clinical care alone. They are influenced by the systems, communities, and support structures surrounding every woman throughout her pregnancy journey.

In this story, we explore how PS Kenya
is advancing a more integrated approach to maternal health; one that combines service delivery, community engagement, and behavior change to strengthen care beyond the health facility. From supporting informed decision-making at community level to improving access to dignified maternal care, the focus remains on creating safer and healthier outcomes for women and families across Kenya.

Because improving maternal health is not only a health priority, it is a social and cultural imperative that requires collective action, sustained investment, and stronger systems of support.

Read more here
https://www.pskenya.org/maternal-health-as-a-social-and-cultural-imperative-an-organizational-perspective/

Stronger health data systems are helping improve care for mothers and communities in Bumula Sub-County.PS Kenya joined p...
05/05/2026

Stronger health data systems are helping improve care for mothers and communities in Bumula Sub-County.

PS Kenya joined partners in a data review meeting focused on improving how health information is recorded, updated, and used. This included strengthening documentation and reporting, ensuring timely data updates, improving tracking of essential health supplies, and supporting early registration of pregnant mothers so their care can be followed from the first visit through to completion.

Clear roles were reinforced, with supervisors supporting community health workers to keep information updated on time and maintain accurate reporting.

With more reliable and timely data, health teams are better able to track care, manage supplies, and ensure mothers receive consistent support throughout their pregnancy.

This progress is made possible through collaboration with partners, whose support continues to strengthen community health systems and frontline service delivery.

Through the Accelerate Program, is strengthening community-led solutions by investing in capacity building and peer le...
04/05/2026

Through the Accelerate Program, is strengthening community-led solutions by investing in capacity building and peer learning among Community-Based Organizations.

Recently, The Link Empowerment Initiative (Githurai) and HIVA (Mandera) came together for an exchange visit, creating a powerful platform to share experiences, strategies, and lessons in advancing Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights and addressing Gender-Based Violence.

From urban informal settlements to arid and semi-arid regions, this exchange highlighted a critical truth: when communities connect, solutions scale.
Grounded in shared learning and lived experiences, these CBOs are:

✅Strengthening grassroots systems
✅Enhancing service delivery for underserved populations
✅Driving locally led, sustainable impact

This is how we move closer to achieving the ICPD25 Three Zeros. Investing in community-led organizations is not just impactful, it is essential. Lasting change happens when solutions are built with communities, not for them.

Better health doesn’t happen in isolation, it’s built through strong systems and partnerships.At , this means working a...
01/05/2026

Better health doesn’t happen in isolation, it’s built through strong systems and partnerships.

At , this means working across public and private sectors, strengthening community health systems, and leveraging our social enterprise model to ensure essential health products and services reach the last mile.
From distribution networks to service delivery and program implementation, these efforts come together to improve access, quality, and consistency of care across the country.

This Labour Day, we recognize everyone contributing to this shared effort and the role collaboration continues to play in delivering better health and wellbeing for all.



Embassy of Denmark in Kenya and Somalia The Global Fund Children's Investment Fund Foundation Amref Health Africa in Kenya The Ministry of Health

In Narok and Kajiado, floods and drought continue to disrupt access to safe water, driving disease outbreaks, increasing...
30/04/2026

In Narok and Kajiado, floods and drought continue to disrupt access to safe water, driving disease outbreaks, increasing cases of diarrhoea, and placing additional pressure on already stretched health facilities.

is responding through an Emergency WASH initiative, working with County Health Management Teams to strengthen preparedness and deliver safe water solutions where they are needed most. This approach focuses on what works; bringing safe water treatment closer to households, supporting community health promoters to reach the last mile, and strengthening coordination so responses are faster and more effective.

For communities, this means fewer waterborne illnesses, improved hygiene practices, and reduced risk during climate-related shocks. It also means less strain on health facilities and lower costs associated with preventable disease.

Prevention remains the most effective response.

Through strengthening anticipatory WASH systems; combining low-cost water treatment, behavior change, and community-led distribution, PS Kenya is contributing to more resilient, responsive health systems in high-risk areas.

Sustained investment in these solutions will be critical to protecting communities, reducing public health risks, and ensuring safe water access during emergencies.

is hiring! 📣We are looking for a Communications Assistant to support content creation, storytelling, and digital engag...
29/04/2026

is hiring! 📣
We are looking for a Communications Assistant to support content creation, storytelling, and digital engagement that drives real health impact across communities.

If you’re passionate about using communication to inform, influence, and create change, this is your opportunity.

Click the link below to learn more and apply ⬇️
https://recruitment.hrm.pskenya.org/

In Narok County, community-based organizations came together through the Program, funded by the Embassy of Denmark in ...
29/04/2026

In Narok County, community-based organizations came together through the Program, funded by the Embassy of Denmark in Kenya, to strengthen how their work translates into measurable impact.

These organizations are not working in isolation. They are closing gaps in access, strengthening referral systems, and ensuring that women and families are connected to care earlier and more consistently. This has resulted in more women accessing reproductive health services, survivors of GBV being identified and supported and communities being more informed and better connected to care.
This is what stronger community systems look like; responsive, coordinated, and grounded in real-time realities.

The convening focused on sharpening this further, improving how data is captured, how community feedback is used, and how results inform decisions across counties.

The CBO's in attendance included:
✅Ndambul Mother to Mother
✅SEGO
✅Women Education for Health and Development (WOHED)
✅Community Development and Empowerment Actors (CODEA)
✅Community Based Organization Network Foundation (COBONEF)
✅Ewangan CBO
✅Kaloleni Young Mothers
✅Malindi Desire Initiative
✅Humanitarian International Voluntary Association (HIVA)
✅Health and Climate Actions in ASAL (HECA-ASAL)
✅The Link Empowerment
✅Ambassadors for Youth and Reproductive Health Program (AYARHEP)
✅Narok County Youth Council Network
✅Nkopiro Foundation
✅Now and Beyond

Together, they are advancing progress toward zero maternal deaths, zero GBV, and zero unmet need for contraception, turning community action into measurable results.

Sustained investment in these systems will be critical to expanding reach, strengthening outcomes, and ensuring no community is left behind.



Embassy of Denmark in Kenya and Somalia Gender Violence Recovery Centre Population Services International Malindi Desire Initiative Kaloleni Young Mothers CBO The Link Empowerment Initiative Githurai Women Education and Health for Development WOHED Ambassador for Youth and Adolescent Rep Health Programme - Ayarhep

In Nairobi, is supporting the scale-up of Community-Led Monitoring (CLM), ensuring that patient experiences directly i...
29/04/2026

In Nairobi, is supporting the scale-up of Community-Led Monitoring (CLM), ensuring that patient experiences directly inform how health services are delivered.

To date, 41 peer monitors have been engaged and CLM implemented across 125 health facilities, creating a structured way to capture, document, and act on both compliments and complaints from the community. This is strengthening accountability where it matters most because gaps in service delivery are identified earlier, feedback is translated into action and quality of care is improving.

County leadership has reaffirmed its commitment to sustain and scale CLM, including the establishment of a dedicated focal point to strengthen coordination and reporting. For patients, this means services that are more responsive, more transparent, and better aligned to their needs. For the health system, it means decisions are increasingly guided by real-time, community-driven evidence.

In the fight against TB, where early detection, treatment adherence, and trust in the system are critical, approaches like CLM are essential. Sustained investment in community-led accountability mechanisms will be key to improving TB outcomes and strengthening patient-centered care.



The Global Fund Amref Health Africa in Kenya

29/04/2026

13 Counties and 1 mission… but the team and CBOs still know how to have some fun

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