11 December 2026: Annual Wezesha Women Conference at KICC, Nairobi from 8:00 AM EAT Register interest
What we do
Health, voice, income and safety are not separate issues. Our pillars work together so that progress in one area is not undone by a barrier in another.
Our approach
We do not arrive with a single solution. We listen to the priorities people name, connect the right expertise and build programmes that can adapt without losing focus.
See our programmesLocal leaders, health workers and participants shape what we do and how we learn.
We combine community feedback with national data and programme evidence.
Consent, privacy and choice are built into every activity and story we share.
We work through trusted institutions and networks rather than around them.
Our pillars
Four commitments that shape our programmes, partnerships and the way we measure progress.
01
We make health information easier to understand and use.
Community education, digital communication and referral information help women and young people find answers and identify where to seek further support.
Programmes within this pillar
02
We create space for women to share their experiences and for community priorities to inform public discussion.
Storytelling and dialogue bring attention to barriers that may otherwise remain overlooked, connecting lived experience with advocacy and media.
Programmes within this pillar
03
We support skills development, mentorship and learning that can strengthen economic participation.
We connect training with opportunities to apply knowledge in work, enterprise and everyday financial decisions.
Programmes within this pillar
04
We bring together community leadership, partner expertise and local networks.
These relationships help connect people with learning, referrals, emergency assistance and other forms of support.
Programmes within this pillar
Theory of change
Our work assumes that people are experts in their own lives. When information, voice, skills and support connect, decisions change, and those decisions create pathways out of exclusion.
Women, girls and young people understand their bodies, rights and options.
Accessible health information, community education and referral guidance.
Lived experience enters public conversation and influences priorities.
Safe storytelling, community dialogue and media partnerships.
Skills, mentorship and financial confidence open livelihood pathways.
Digital, enterprise, financial and agricultural learning with practical support.
People are linked to care, opportunity, peers and emergency assistance.
Referral networks, local partnerships and coordinated response.
Women, girls and families exercise choice and build more secure futures.
Sustained independence, stronger households and accountable institutions.
10,000+
People reached
5,000+
Women reached
500+
Youths trained
5+
Counties present
Take part
Fund a programme, bring expertise, host a conversation or volunteer your time. We will help you find the right fit.