Background Kenya has made great strides in the fight against COVID-19 since the first case of the...
Social wellbeing and gender equity

Gender equality in Kenya
Kenya has made significant progress towards gender equality in the last decade. Despite this , Kenya has room for improvement in the areas of parenthood, entrepreneurship and assets.(e.g. only 2% of Kenyan women own land) . This is also seen in the levels of domestic work as well as in the sexual reproductive health sector.
Theory of change
Our theory of change assumes that young people lack access to accurate information about sexual health and reproductive rights, mental health services leading to risks. In addition, gender inequalities and traditional gender norms contribute to disparities in unpaid care and domestic work, limiting women’s economic empowerment and overall well-being.
projects
The Challenge Initiative (TCI)
Background The Challenge Initiative project is implemented in Siaya with an aim of supporting...
Strategic Partnership Agreement II(SPAII).
Strategic Partnership Agreement II(SPAII). Background Kenya has the highest inequality indicators...
impact stories
WE CARE – Women Empowerment and Care
WE-Care
Youth Alive Kenya has been working in resource-poor areas in Nairobi {Korogocho, Kawangware} and...