Only 1 in 5 women in Kenya has heard of self-injectable contraception. That statistic isn’t just a number. It represents missed conversations. Missed choices. Missed control. At PS Kenya, we realized something important: the problem wasn’t supply. Pharmacies were stocked. Providers were trained. But awareness? Confidence? Trust? That’s where the real gap lived. So, we...

As Kenya confronts a resurgence in new HIV infections, sustaining prevention at scale is becoming increasingly critical. The World AIDS Day 2025 report, drawing on 2024 national HIV estimates, revealed approximately 20,000 new HIV infections, placing renewed pressure on prevention systems, particularly in high-burden counties. This reality highlights the importance of partners such as PS...

On 6 February 2026, Kenya joined the global community in marking the International Day of Zero Tolerance for Female Genital Mutilation (FGM) at a moment that called for urgency, honesty, and sustained commitment. FGM remains one of the most harmful violations of the rights, health, and dignity of girls and women. Globally, an estimated 230...