Transform Education Kenya

For the love of education, we participated in the “Run With Her Story” short marathon organised by and other partners....this event was meant to raise funds and create awareness for girls’ education and empowerment initiatives.

The event brought together passionate individuals, organizations, and community members, all by a shared vision of ensuring that every girl has access to quality education and the support she needs to thrive.

Energy was high and hearts were full at the "Run With Her Story" short marathon 💜🏃‍♀️🏃‍♂️

From the first stride to the final stretch, participants showed up with passion, purpose, and unity. Laughter, determination, and powerful moments filled the route as runners pushed through, cheered each other on, and crossed the finish line with pride.

We conducted an education outreach program where we mentored students at Huruma Secondary School, creating an engaging and supportive environment focused on academic excellence, personal development, and future planning.

During the session, we guided students through key topics such as goal setting, career pathways, discipline, and the importance of education, while also encouraging them to build confidence and believe in their potential.

We are determined to transform schools to safe havens for learners, we are creating a conducive environment where they can thrive for them to enjoy learning.
We use our time to interact with learners through social activities as we share the information about importance of education

What are the barriers that prevent young people from accessing education in your community? Lack of age appropriate sexual and reproductive health information may hinder students from accessing education. At Transform Education Kenya , we are committed to providing age appropriate information on sexual and reproductive health to help learners understand their bodies at earlier age. This will help prevent teenage pregnancies and early marriages that may hinder learners from completing their studies

We joined other changemakers to call for funding to facilitate the fight against HIV and AIDS, especially in the wake of the recent funding cuts that threaten access to prevention, treatment, care, and youth-friendly services.

Sustained investment is critical to protect the progress already made, reach vulnerable communities, and ensure that no young person is left behind.

Together, we raise our voices to advocate for equitable resources, stronger health systems, and a future free from new infections, stigma, and discrimination

Today is World Condoms Day, a global moment to highlight the importance of condoms in preventing HIV, other sexually transmitted infections (STIs), and unintended pregnancies. It is a day to promote accurate information, challenge myths, and encourage responsible, informed decision-making among young people.

Condoms are more than protection — they symbolize care, consent, and shared responsibility. When used correctly and consistently, they remain one of the most effective and affordable tools for safeguarding sexual and reproductive health.

This day also reminds communities, schools, and youth organizations to create safe spaces where young people can ask questions freely, access services without stigma, and gain the confidence to make choices that protect their futures.

Let’s keep the conversation open, honest, and youth-friendly. Because knowledge saves lives, and protection empowers dreams

Safe spaces for young people, honest conversations about reproductive health and rights

We are back to creating spaces for young people to express themselves about their reproductive health