Population Services Kenya prides itself in contributing towards improved health outcomes for Kenyans through a robust health system strengthening model, a human-centered social behavior change approach, social marketing and service delivery. This has been achieved through vibrant advocacy leveraging strategic collaborations with the Ministry of Health and other partners. Armed with over three decades of...Read More

Dr. Margaret Njenga, Population Services Kenya’s Chief Executive Officer says, “We need to act to translate words to deeds and device the systems that will create sustainable health investments.” It’s the time of the year when most folks are glued to their notebooks and notepads writing their resolutions and proactively planning for the year. At...Read More

Kaloleni Young Mothers Conducting a Session at the Chief Baraza When we think of local community leaders such as chiefs, assistant chiefs, and village elders, our minds often conjure images of arrests, crime, and uniformed authority figures. However, it is essential to recognise the multifaceted role that these administrators play in addressing fundamental issues at...Read More

On the 16th of January 2023, the USAID Private Sector Engagement program was represented by the Nairobi County Coordinator Robert Nyaroo, at a capacity building forum for healthcare workers within Embakasi East sub–county. The workshop brought together 80 representatives from the public and private sectors, as well as development and implementing partners and faith-based health...Read More

On the 14th of December 2023, compassion enveloped the Nyumbani Children’s Home in Karen as Population Services Kenya (PS Kenya) paid a visit, leaving an indelible mark of support. The visit was marked by a formidable partnership between PS Kenya and Population Services International (PSI), highlighting the importance of community engagement. Nyumbani Children’s Home, in...Read More

We are in a ‘Silly Season’ as commonly referred to by financial experts. A season characterized by impulse buying, merry-making and unnecessary spending and a departure from the frugal habits observed throughout the year. Research documents on Kenyan’s behaviors during festive seasons opens us up to a disturbing spending pattern, revealing a noteworthy focus on...Read More

According to the 2019 World Health Organisation report, 21 million unintended pregnancies are realised among adolescents aged 15–19 in developing countries. The report further states that 55% of these unintended pregnancies end in unsafe abortion, subjecting adolescent girls to higher risks of eclampsia, puerperal endometritis, and systemic infections. However, it is argued that every step...Read More

On the 29th of November, the University of Nairobi bore witness to a powerful and impactful event as a way of marking the 16 days of activism against gender-based violence – the Silenced No More campaign. The event dubbed ‘UNITE! INVEST TO END VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN AND GIRLS’ was spearheaded by the Embassy of Denmark...Read More

In a world where numbers often tell tales of triumphs and challenges, the figure 7,273,907 resonates not just as a numerical value but as an indicator of the DESIP Programme’s impact, progress and a steadfast commitment to empowering healthy lives. As the curtains drew open on the National DESIP Family Planning Learning Conference held on...Read More

In the heart of Nairobi, the National DESIP Family Planning Learning Conference 2023 unfolded as a vibrant weave of innovation and commitment. The venue buzzed with energy as booths from diverse programmes showcased their initiatives, each weaving a unique narrative towards achieving one common goal. The Accelerate project booth drew much attention with its bold...Read More