36 school-going girls pregnant in Webuye East, Bungoma. Then the headlines moved on. We are not moving on. Our Executive Director, Ms. @nellymunyasia , joined @SulweFM FM to ask the harder questions about teenage SRHR and what must change. The election is coming. Parties are writing manifestos. Leaders are asking for votes. Adolescent health cannot be an afterthought. Young people need: Accurate information Youth-friendly services Protection and support Clear commitments, resources and accountability But it starts closer to home. At the dinner table. In a talk between a parent and a child. In the question a young person is finally safe enough to ask. So let’s ask ourselves: What are young people being taught about sexuality? What are they afraid to ask? Which conversations are we avoiding? Who answers when we stay silent? Protecting adolescents takes more than telling them what not to do. It takes honest talk, supportive families, responsive services and systems that take their needs seriously. Missed it? Watch here: facebook.com/share/v/19XaTRh… Your turn. Which conversation do you wish someone had had with you at 15? Tell us below. Let’s keep talking, not only when the headlines come, but long before they do. #TeenageSRHR #SRHR #AdolescentHealth #YouthHealth #RHNK @IPPFAR @ippf @coimpactcollab @RutgersNL @inSupplyHealth @Yvai_org