Period poverty is a significant barrier that disproportionately affects adolescent girls and young women. Access to menstrual products is not just about hygiene it's about dignity, empowerment, and equality.
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Today we celebrate the right to access comprehensive sexual and reproductive health care. Contraception empowers individuals to make informed decisions about their health, family planning, and future.
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Financial literacy and entrepreneurship programs are crucial in empowering young women. By equipping them with skills to save and start small businesses, young women gain independence and confidence.
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What began as a response to silent suffering has grown into a movement of dignity and hope. In Nyalenda, young girls once faced menstruation with fear, shame, and misinformation. Through the Nyalenda Period Festival, Dream Redefined CBO created a safe space for learning, dignity packs, and honest conversations keeping girls in school and protecting their futures.
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In Kisumu County, women hold only a fraction of leadership positions. The SAWA Project is changing that equipping 60 young women with skills, mentorship, and the confidence to shape governance from the ground up.
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From intergenerational panels to Artivism, the Kisumu County SRHR Festival brought together young women, health providers, and community leaders to break stigma, deliver services, and co-create policy around reproductive health and rights.
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