Kenya SRHR Alliance

Kenya SRHR Alliance A consortium of 20 CSOs and institutions working to promote SRHR of young people, women and marginali

Keep scrolling on our page because your reproductive health journey deserves more than myths and misinformation. Here, y...
24/06/2026

Keep scrolling on our page because your reproductive health journey deserves more than myths and misinformation. Here, you’ll find accurate information, practical tips, empowering conversations, and real stories that help you make informed decisions about your body, your health, and your future. Whether you’re looking to learn, unlearn, or simply stay informed, we’ve got content that meets you where you are. Your health matters, your questions are valid, and knowledge is power. Stay curious, stay informed, and keep scrolling.

We are pleased to acknowledge the endorsement of the Kenya Kaleidoscope Baseline Report by the Ministry of Health Kenya....
15/06/2026

We are pleased to acknowledge the endorsement of the Kenya Kaleidoscope Baseline Report by the Ministry of Health Kenya.

This endorsement marks a significant milestone for the Kaleidoscope Initiative, a multi-partner SRHR programme implemented across four countries, kenya being one of the countries, to Reclaim sexual and reproductive health rights and justice for all through health systems strengthening and coordinated action at both national and sub-national levels.

The programme is designed for implementation at scale, bringing together government, civil society, and community actors to improve access to quality SRHR services, strengthen health systems, enhance data use for decision-making, and support policy and advocacy reforms that advance reproductive health and rights.

The endorsement by the MOH affirms the relevance and quality of the baseline findings and reinforces the shared commitment to evidence-based programming.

As the SRHR Alliance, we are proud to be part of the coalition implementing this initiative alongside other partners.


KMET _KENYA Zamara Foundation Anglican Development Service - Nyanza Trust for Indigenous Culture & Health (TICAH)

May was a month of impact, dialogue, and action. From engaging at the Pan-African RHNK Conference and contributing to th...
10/06/2026

May was a month of impact, dialogue, and action. From engaging at the Pan-African RHNK Conference and contributing to the ANSA side event, to commemorating Menstrual Hygiene Day and Strengthening Faith and SRHR Dialogue through the Legal Caravan/SRHR Alliance dialogue session, we continued to amplify voices, champion rights, and strengthen communities.

Dive into our May Newsletter and explore the stories, milestones, and moments that shaped our journey toward a healthier, more informed, and empowered society.





The conversation did not end with the panel.As adolescent sexual practices continue to evolve alongside technology, soci...
05/06/2026

The conversation did not end with the panel.

As adolescent sexual practices continue to evolve alongside technology, social change, and shifting economic realities, our responses must evolve too.

At our RHNK 2026 panel discussion, participants emphasized the need to:
• Strengthen comprehensive sexuality education. • Expand access to youth-friendly SRHR services. • Address misinformation online and offline.
• Meaningfully involve young people in designing policies and programs that affect their lives.

Young people are not just beneficiaries of SRHR interventions, they are experts in their own experiences and critical partners in shaping solutions.

Thank you to our panelists, moderator, keynote speaker, and participants for contributing to a rich and thought-provoking discussion.






Young people are often at the centre of conversations about “risky behaviour,” yet rarely given space to define their ow...
03/06/2026

Young people are often at the centre of conversations about “risky behaviour,” yet rarely given space to define their own experiences. From your perspective, what new sexual practices or relationship dynamics are emerging among adolescents today?
Comment below 👇



Meet the experts leading today’s panel discussion at the 9th Pan-African RHNK Conference.The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly...
03/06/2026

Meet the experts leading today’s panel discussion at the 9th Pan-African RHNK Conference.

The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly: Emerging Trends in Adolescent Sexual Practices and Their Health Outcomes

Our distinguished panelists and moderator bring diverse perspectives and expertise to unpack the evolving realities of adolescent sexuality, explore emerging trends, and examine their implications for health, rights, and wellbeing. Together, they will challenge assumptions, share evidence, and spark critical conversations on how best to support adolescents in an ever-changing world.

📅 Date: 3rd June 2026
⏰ Time: 3.20 pm - 4.20 pm
📍 Venue: Hall 5: Tamanisha, Sarova whitesands

Join us as we engage in an honest and thought-provoking dialogue that puts young people's health, agency, and lived experiences at the center.




YouthVoices EvidenceForAction

🌍 Heading to the 9th Pan-African RHNK Conference!This week, the SRHR Alliance joins advocates, researchers, policymakers...
02/06/2026

🌍 Heading to the 9th Pan-African RHNK Conference!

This week, the SRHR Alliance joins advocates, researchers, policymakers, and young leaders from across Africa at the 9th Pan-African RHNK Conference. We are excited to contribute to critical conversations shaping the future of Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights (SRHR) on the continent.

Our participation will include:
🔹 A panel discussion on advancing youth-centered SRHR solutions.
🔹 A poster presentation showcasing our work, experiences, and lessons learned.
🔹 Participation in a side event hosted by ANSA, fostering collaboration and knowledge exchange among SRHR stakeholders.

Join us as we amplify youth voices, share evidence, strengthen partnerships, and champion inclusive, rights-based SRHR for all.

PanAfricanRHNK AfricaForYouth KnowledgeSharing

20/05/2026

Activism is powerful—but it shouldn’t break you.
During this event, we explored what it means to fight for change and take care of ourselves.
🌱 Rest is resistance.
🌱 Boundaries are power. !

19/05/2026

Available in English and French.

What happens in global spaces like the UPR doesn’t stay there, it shapes our realities.

Young people stepped into conversations on accountability, rights, and justice.

Key takeaway: Youth are not too young to influence policy, we already are.

“When young people are given power and the right platforms with intentionality, they can influence decisions.”



Disponible en anglais et en français.

Ce qui se passe dans des espaces mondiaux comme l’EPU ne reste pas là bas, cela façonne nos réalités.

Les jeunes ont pris part aux conversations sur la responsabilité, les droits et la justice.

Le point clé : Les jeunes ne sont pas trop jeunes pour influencer les politiques publiques, nous le faisons déjà.

« Lorsque les jeunes reçoivent du pouvoir et les bonnes plateformes avec intentionnalité, ils peuvent influencer les décisions. »

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