Harriet vicky has spent her life using her personal and career experiences to help adolescents and young women to understand their menstrual hygiene and issues related to their sexual and reproductive health and provide them with the support they need when their life seems to be more than they can handle. She received her education at Jaramogi Oginga Odinga University …
Three out of five women and girls living in informal settlement areas have no access to information on Sexual Reproductive and Health Rights (SRHR), gender-based violence and menstrual hygiene. Women and girls are often abused and this goes unreported. Lack of information on SRHR has also seen high levels of early and unwanted pregnancies leading to child marriages. Lack of …
In many developed or affluent countries, it is easy to take for granted the issue of menstrual hygiene. In developing countries like Kenya, it is still a major problem that is even sometimes a taboo to talk about. Under these circumstances, in addition to low incomes that can support clean menstrual hygiene, many young girls from poor communities are experiencing …
To end period poverty and empower adolescent girls with information and skills through participatory interventions aimed at building the leadership potential and power of adolescent girls to speak up for themselves.
Violence free world where young people are able to make informed choices about themselves and have access to Sexual Reproductive Health and rights information, services and products regardless of social status.
Peperusha Binti is a startup organization that provides access to adolescents sexual reproductive health and rights information with an aim of ending gender based violence among young women and girls.
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