SRHR – Youth Champions

Menstrual Hygiene Day is a global awareness day that seeks to highlight the significance of menstrual hygiene management and raise awareness on challenges faced in a bid to access information, menstrual products and proper disposal of the same. The day is commemorated on the 28th of May every year because menstrual cycles average 28 days

Sexual Reproductive Health and Rights (SRHR) Youth Champions Network program works with youth-led organizations and youth leaders with an inclination to advancing access to quality sexual and reproductive health services in their communities. We collaborate with like-minded organizations from non-governmental organizations, private sector players to public institutions to train, equip and amplify the impact of

At the start of the year 2020, as Ryculture Health and Social Innovation, basing on lessons learnt in the past two years in line with our health advocacy work established the Ryculture YouTH Voices Program. This was to provide a platform to amplify the voices of young people creating waves of positive change in the different

Early this month our director Dr. Odhiambo David was in Kigali, Rwanda for the 65th International Pharmaceutical Students’ Federation (IPSF) World Congress which was hosted by the Rwanda Pharmaceutical Students’ Association (RPSA). The conference ran from 31st July to 8th August through which there were plenary sessions, workshops, the general assembly and a public health campaign. On 6th August, he took

Preamble In collaboration with Kenya Red Cross – JKUAT Chapter, Ryculture Health and Social Innovation hosted a sexual and reproductive health awareness session on 5th June 2019 during the club meeting from 5:30pm to 7:00pm. The discussion was aimed at: Outlining the importance of sex education with focus on responsible sex Highlighting the social consequences

Ryculture Health and Social Innovation team partnered with Pharmacy Students’ Association of Kenya (KEPhSA), RESPEKT, Marie-Stopes, Pink Shoes-Kenya, DKT International and National AIDs Council to host a sexual reproductive health and rights workshop at Mount Kenya University main campus in Thika hosted by the Mount Kenya Pharmacy Students’ Association (MKUPA) on the 23rd of February