A milestone worth celebrating! 🌱 Our team and Women and Girls Action Networks have officially graduated as Rain Workers after completing the training journey with The Rain Workers Network. We are grateful for the knowledge & learning

At #LeadHerWay, Angela Nguku reflected on movement building: putting women at the centre, listening, organising and building collective power & action “We cannot keep watering the leaves while starving the roots.” This is what we’ve been building over the years.

Tomorrow, our Founder & ED, Angela Nguku, joins #LeadHerWay to share lessons from building a women-led movement for reproductive, maternal & newborn health & the power of collective action to shape lasting change. 🗓️ 20 Aug | 8:00–9:00 AM EAT 🔗 forms.gle/ytAQLtfVcq6fYpm87

"I will teach women about their rights when they go to the clinic..." 🩺 Watch Joseph, a CHP from Namoruph, Turkana, explain how training on Respectful Maternity Care and Community Scorecard has equipped him to advocate and sensitize mothers in his village on their rights.

Turkana is changing. In 2014, 49% of women had 4+ ANC visits and 23% of births were attended by skilled providers. By 2022, this rose to 58% and 53%. Today, women like Esinyen are choosing skilled care. Behind every percentage is a woman. Today they choose better & different

In Turkana County, advancing #MNH means using what is already within the community. Local women serving as CHPs speak the language, understand the culture and build trust with mothers. When health information is local, accessible and trusted, better outcomes for mothers & babies

White Ribbon Alliance Kenya is now a member of the RHSC, strengthening our ability to bring #WhatWomenWant into spaces shaping access to quality reproductive health supplies. #AskListenAct #WRAKenya

What does impact look like? 🇰🇪 Meet Abigael & her baby girl at Lorugum Hospital, Turkana!Through @WRA_K training on self-care, EWENE & Community Score Cards, we see full ANC clinics & skilled deliveries. This is the work that keeps us awake daily. ❤️#SafeMotherhood

In Namoruputh, Turkana South, we brought women, CHPs & HCW together on Respectful Maternity Care. ✔ Women left informed & confident ✔ Communities can use scorecards for accountability ✔ Providers heard community voices Stronger trust = safer pregnancies & healthier mothers.

🤱🏾 Breastfeeding gives newborns the nutrients, protection and care they need for a healthy start.From early initiation to exclusive breastfeeding for the first six months, mothers need information, support and respectful care. 👇🏾 Learn more about breastfeeding

📢 It’s #WorldBreastfeedingWeek! 🤱🏾 Breast milk gives babies essential nutrients, strengthens immunity and supports healthy growth. Through our self-care literacy work, we equip mothers with knowledge and support to make informed choices for their health and their babies.

3 yrs ago, Eremet Health Centre in Isiolo faced challenges including a shortage of healthcare providers, affecting access to care. Through community advocacy, these gaps were addressed. Today, the facility has more skilled providers, bringing quality care closer to the community

Last week in Isiolo, we used Community Scorecards from our Power On Toolkit to turn maternal health realities into evidence. 📋✨By grading facility quality, dignity & availability, women & health workers co-create solutions together. #AskListenAct #CommunityScorecards #RMC

Happy International Self-Care Day from Isiolo County. As #SelfCareMonth closes, we celebrate women & girls who we continue to remind that self-care is a right. From adolescence to menopause, every stage of life matters. We call for health information & systems that listen

In parts of Isiolo, some still believe slapping a woman in labour is “necessary.” It isn’t. It’s abuse. At @WRA_K , we’re shifting this; ending obstetric violence, sharing safe practices, and promoting dignity in childbirth. #RespectfulMaternityCare

The Kenyan Constitution guarantees the right to health. Today in Isiolo, we trained women on respectful maternity care & scorecards.We are building a movement where communities aren't passive recipients of care, but active partners driving accountability. 🤝💪 @UNFPAKen

Health information is power. When women and girls have the right information at the right time, they can make informed decisions about their health. At @WRA_K , we listen, amplify voices and work to make health information accessible. #SelfCare #MNH

Self-care starts with the right information. When women & girls have accurate, timely & trusted health information, they can understand their bodies, recognise warning signs, make informed decisions & seek care when needed. At @WRA_K, we work to ensure info reaches communities

What does self-care really mean for women & girls? 🌿We asked women across Kenya. The reality? It is about dignity & health. Yet, structural barriers dictate if they actually can practice it.What does self-care mean to you? 👇#InHerLifetime #WhatWomenWant