Accurate information
Clear, understandable education that addresses common questions, misinformation and harmful myths.
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Programme 01
Sexual & Reproductive Health and Rights
Equipping young people with accurate, age-appropriate information, confidence and support to make informed decisions about their health, safety, relationships and future.
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Who we serve
School-going youth, out-of-school girls and teenage mothers
Where we work
Schools, communities and safe mentorship spaces in Narok County
How we work
Mentorship, dialogue, practical education and referral support
Programme overview
Knowledge that protects dignity and expands choice.
Young people need reliable information and trusted support as they navigate physical development, relationships, health, consent and personal decision-making.
SEN creates respectful learning spaces where participants can ask questions without shame, challenge harmful myths and understand their rights and responsibilities.
Our sessions are designed to be age-appropriate, culturally respectful,
inclusive and grounded in dignity.
Our approach
Support that informs, listens and responds.
We combine practical information with mentorship and community engagement so young people can apply what they learn in real life.
Safe dialogue
Respectful spaces where participants can speak openly, ask questions and be heard without judgement.
Rights and responsibility
Guidance on bodily autonomy, consent, respectful relationships, personal safety and responsible choices.
Referral and support
Direction to appropriate health, counselling or protection services when additional support is needed.
Programme activities
What participation can include.
Activities are adapted to the age group, setting and needs of each school or community.
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School mentorship sessions
Guided discussions on health, personal development, consent, safety and responsible decision-making.
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Small-group safe-space conversations
Focused sessions where participants can raise sensitive questions and receive respectful guidance.
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Life-skills and confidence building
Practical exercises that strengthen communication, boundary setting, self-awareness and help-seeking.
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Community and stakeholder engagement
Conversations with schools, families and community partners to strengthen supportive environments.
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Information and referral support
Connecting participants with appropriate services and trusted professionals where necessary.
Expected outcomes
Young people who are informed, confident and supported.
- Improved access to accurate and age-appropriate health information
- Greater confidence in asking questions and seeking support
- Stronger understanding of consent, dignity and personal boundaries
- Reduced stigma and misinformation around sexual and reproductive health
- Better awareness of available health, counselling and protection services
- More supportive conversations within schools, families and communities
Work with SEN
Bring this programme to your school or community.
SEN welcomes partnerships with schools, community groups, public institutions, development partners, health professionals and mentors.