Last week, SAFE Samburu turned their performances into short films. This exciting next step will enable the team to reach more community members with their FGC and HIV performances, kickstarting conversations on these sensitive but important issues.
A big thank you to Sasaab and The Egmont Trust for making this possible. ... See MoreSee Less
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SAFE Pwani are happy to announce that two of the villages involved in the WASH Project have been certified and declared Open Defacation Free(ODF). A big congratulations to the residents of Jitaakili and Mwagia in Gulanze, Ndavaya ward, for this achievement. This project is generously funded by P&G and is supported by the Ministry of Health, and the Kwale County Government. Thank you to everyone involved. ... See MoreSee Less
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SAFE Pwani are now six months into their latest WASH Project in Ndavaya funded by P&G. Last week the team conducted a survey to measure the impact of the project thus far.
Over 8000 people are being reached with clean water products and there has been a surge in latrine and hand washing building activity. Thank you to everyone who has contributed to the achievement of these impressive results. ... See MoreSee Less
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Socially distanced workshops. SAFE Samburu are continuing their essential work providing education about HIV and having conversations with community members about FGC abandonment. It is critical that these activities continue through this period.
Morans are a very influential group in Samburu society, they are the custodians of culture and have great potential to create and promote change. ... See MoreSee Less
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Celebrating #InternationalDayOfActionForWomensHealth, S.A.F.E. will be sharing Ndoto Za Elibidi, our first full length feature film. The film uses humour and powerful story telling to dismiss the myths and misconceptions around HIV, provide education about protection and treatment, and reduce the stigma of PLWHA. ... See MoreSee Less
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