A young woman wants to insist on condom use but worries her partner will think she does not trust him. A university student is unsure whether what happened on a date was consensual. A young man wants to support his partner but does not know how to help her choose a contraceptive method that works...
Imagine being able to access trusted health information at any time of the day. Imagine a healthcare provider identifying risks earlier because they have better tools at their fingertips. Imagine communities receiving faster, more personalized health information exactly when they need it. This is no longer a future possibility. It is already beginning to happen....
Every woman has a different reason for choosing or not choosing a family planning method. Some worry about side effects. Others fear that contraception may affect their ability to have children in the future. Some are unsure which method is right for them. Others simply have questions they have never had the opportunity to ask....
Africa has the youngest population in the world. But having a young population is not enough. The real question is: are we creating the conditions that allow young people to thrive? Health, education, economic opportunities, safety, supportive communities, and the ability to make informed decisions all influence whether young people can reach their full...
Motherhood should be a moment of joy. But for too many women, it begins with uncertainty. A missed piece of information. A long distance to care. A decision made too late. This Mother’s Day, the conversation goes beyond celebration. It asks a harder question: what does it really take to make motherhood safer and what...
Journey to a safe pregnancy and childbirth often begins long before a woman ever steps into a health facility, and is shaped by far more than clinical care alone. Across programs, one pattern continues to emerge. Behind every maternal outcome is a chain of moments and decisions. A delay in recognizing danger signs. A lack...
In Kajiado County, the journey to better health for many women often begins not in a clinic, but in a classroom. For years, limited access to education has quietly influenced health outcomes for women and girls across the county. Without basic literacy skills, many women struggle to understand health information, access services, or make informed...
Tuberculosis (TB) remains one of the world’s deadliest infectious diseases, yet it is preventable, treatable, and curable. And still, every year, millions of people are missed, undiagnosed, untreated, or reached too late. Not because solutions do not exist, but because systems are not always designed to reach people where TB actually begins. Because TB does...
On International Women’s Day, conversations around women’s empowerment often take center stage. But beyond the panels and discussions, real change continues to take shape in communities, driven by women who are leading, advocating, and creating solutions within their own contexts. Through the Accelerate Program funded by the Embassy of Denmark, PS Kenya is supporting this...
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...
