Support our specialized outreach tracks to help local girls build critical life skills and confidence.
Educating adolescents and young women on their fundamental rights to sexual and reproductive health services is vital to promoting informed decision-making and reducing deep-rooted stigmas. Farida Girls Foundation focuses on equipping the youth across Nairobi’s informal settlements with accessible, culturally sensitive, and youth-friendly reproductive health knowledge.
Through an inclusive, rights-based approach, our frameworks actively dismantle the societal taboos that hinder young people from seeking medical care or making autonomous choices. We aim for a world where every young person possesses complete autonomy to determine the reproductive health services that best meet their life needs.
We create an exceptionally safe and open learning environment through six integrated operational layers:
Our dedicated reproductive health interventions have successfully empowered over 3,000 girls with comprehensive SRHR education and actionable life skills training. By leveraging strategic medical partnerships, we guarantee that local youth gain immediate referrals to trusted facilities for affordable reproductive services, counseling, and essential testing.
We blend creative advocacy with structural healthcare partnerships to deliver relatable and accessible health resources across informal settlements.
Utilizing interactive tools like Q&As, group discussions, and storytelling to foster safe learning spaces.
Training local young women as peer educators and role models to ensure sensitive communication.
Employing music, drama, and dance to convey vital health messages and challenge harmful social norms.
Bridging resource gaps by connecting participants directly to local clinics for affordable screenings and counseling.
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Our workshops address critical developmental and safety topics, including puberty, safe relationships, contraceptive methods, and gender-based violence prevention.
FGF explicitly trains local young women from the community to serve as peer educators. This peer-to-peer structure ensures all health communication is deeply relatable and culturally sensitive.
We build strategic partnerships with local clinics to ensure direct referrals, giving youth safe access to affordable services like counseling, STI testing, and contraceptives.
Yes, we intentionally engage parents and guardians through targeted community forums to normalize reproductive discussions and create supportive home environments.
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