5 applied. 1 in the room. 4 online. 0 lost in purpose
At The Trust Summit 2026, we learned that trust isn't what you say, it's what you do. From Nairobi to our screens, @DFHRC carried one message: young people aren't waiting for a seat. We're building the table. #TrustSummit2026
📢 CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS
As part of #16DaysOfActivism 2026, FEMNET is co-creating a virtual exhibition to amplify voices, experiences and collective efforts advancing justice for women and girls.
We invite feminist, women’s rights and youth-led organisations to share photographs and short stories highlighting their advocacy and efforts to end gender-based violence.
📅 Deadline: 3 November 2026
🔗 https://t.co/NBHawSl2Hh
#SRHRDialogues #ACTtoEndViolence
MEN NEED SPACE TO TALK, TOO.
You don't have to carry everything alone.
Honest conversations lead to stronger relationships and timely support.
Reaching out is strength.
Many men are taught to stay silent. That can change.
Safe spaces to talk, listen and seek support build healthier individuals, families and communities.
#MensWellbeing #MenCanTalk #MaleEngagement
Tonight, we shall look at how recent news highlights a growing concern: the prevalence of sexual violence against adolescent girls
Tune in to join the discussion on X Spaces tonight at 7.30 PM
https://t.co/0mDQDKGOnp
#NAYAVoices#PolicyForProtection
A STEP TOWARDS JUSTICE, BUT IMPLEMENTATION IS KEY.
On 21 October 2026, Kenya’s National Assembly passed the Sexual Offences (Amendment) Bill, 2023, seeking to strengthen public awareness of sexual offences and protect survivors’ right to education, including teenage mothers. This is a welcome step towards justice and equality.
At COVAW, we believe every woman and girl deserves dignity, safety, access to justice and the opportunity to fulfil her potential. Laws must translate into action. Survivors deserve protection, support and uninterrupted access to education, free from stigma and discrimination.
Justice must be more than words on paper.
#COVAW #EndGBV #WomensRights #GirlsRights #AccessToJustice #SurvivorSupport #RightToEducation #EndSexualViolence
FROM EVIDENCE TO ACCOUNTABILITY: KAMUKUNJI YOUTH ARE CLOSING THE SGBV GAP
869 teen pregnancies. 299 survivors <18. Only 56% of girls 10-17 reached care in 72hrs.
We joined 30+ orgs (90% youth-led) at PCEA Kariri to fix the referral chain.
#EndSGBVKamukunji@KenyaSRHR
Heroes don't always wear medals.
They sit with a struggling friend. They calm conflict before it grows. They speak up for SRHR. They protect our planet.
Happy Mashujaa Day 2026 to every changemaker!
Tag a Mashujaa 👇
#MashujaaDay2026#IAmPeace
Exercise 🏊🏽♂️ helps #ageing muscles perform an important internal cleanup, making it easier for them to maintain healthy tissue and recover from damage.
Exercise does more than stimulate muscles 💪 to grow stronger. According to research findings, #physicalactivity can also help restore the cellular maintenance system that becomes disrupted during aging.
The researchers found that exercise activates regulatory proteins that reduce DEAF1 levels. This helps return mTORC1 activity to a healthier balance, allowing #muscle cells to remove damaged proteins while continuing to produce the new proteins they need.
https://t.co/iTv4qOdRBN
Great change rarely happens alone. @DFHRC is proud to receive a Certificate of Appreciation from @DOTKenya for our partnership in Pumwani Ward:30 eco bricks, 12 kg of plastic kept out of drains, 9 people trainedThank you to the women who showed up week after week.#ClimateAction
A Case Brief on the recent High Court ruling (HSO & 3 Others v DPP & 6 Others, Petition No. 27 of 2020 [2026] KEHC 6906) on Consensual Adolescent Relationships in Kenya.
The High Court did declare the application of sections 8, 9 and 11 of the Sexual Offences Act to consensual, non‑coercive and non‑exploitative sexual conduct between adolescents of close age proximity as inconsistent with Articles 27, 28, 31, 43 and 53.
The court directed police and prosecutors to differentiate consensual peer relationships from coercion or exploitation, ordered the ODPP to gazette prosecutorial guidelines, required police protocols to be aligned with constitutional rights, and suspended two criminal cases involving consensual adolescent conduct. #AdolescentJusticeKE
A seed doesn't need permission to grow, just safe soil.
Girls are the same. Safe ground is built by everyone, and boys and men are allies, not bystanders. Protect, respect, speak up.
I Am Peace. Peace Begins With Me!
#IAmPeace#PeaceBeginsWithMe
Tunza Mazingira, Tunza Aman
Peace has no age. Elders bring wisdom, youth bring energy. Together we protect the environment, heal minds and build lasting peace.
Peace begins with me. Peace begins with us.
#IAmPeace#PeaceBeginsWithMe
Three words. Four actions. One movement.
I'm now a Wellbeing Champion for @_cycofficial's #AreYouOkay Campaign.From healing circles in Majengo with @DFHRC , I've learned: young people don't need fixing, they need someone who will ASK. LISTEN. CONNECT. ACT.Who will you ask today?
I Am Peace.
Through art, culture and community, young people are telling stories of healing. At @DFHRC , we believe peace begins with healing: in our schools, our circles and our voices.
#IAmPeace#InvestInPeaceOfMind
Localization is the future of development.
Last month, @DFHRC joined the launch of @hesedafrica 's SMP Journey Book on Localization (2022-2026), represented by @sirodhiambo2 .
Communities hold the solutions. Partnerships multiply impact.
#SMPJourney#Localization
🎂🕊️ Happy Birthday, Jane Mwende! Thank you for living the message that peace begins with me. Wishing you joy and greater impact! From all of us at DFH-RC
#IAmPeace
Start your week with a laugh! 😄
Anju Gupta from @ArtOfLivingKe leads Yoga Laughter, a simple way to ease stress and nurture peace of mind. Smile, breathe, laugh.
#YogaLaughter#IAmPeace
We asked children: What does peace look like? 🕊️
They drew it. 🤝 ❤️ ☀️ ⚽
A safe adult. Hands held. A girl who is protected.
I AM PEACE because I choose to protect, not to hurt.
#IAmPeace#DFHRC
📢 Deadline extended: UNIATF Award nominations now close 31 October 2026
Following requests for more time to prepare award applications, we have extended the deadline by another month, to the end of October.
The @WHO and the United Nations Inter-Agency Task Force on Noncommunicable Diseases @un_ncd are accepting nominations for the 2026 Awards.
This year’s awards 🏆 recognize organizations making measurable strides in preventing and managing 🫁 chronic #respiratory diseases while tackling the harmful health impacts of #airpollution.
There is a strong emphasis on cross-sector collaboration and sustainable policy solutions that integrate health, #environment, urban planning, #transport, and energy sectors.
Awards will be presented in three categories:
✅ ministries of health and government health agencies;
✅ non-health government bodies, including city authorities;
✅ NGOs, research institutions, and foundations.
Nominations must come from external individuals and should highlight innovative approaches, partnership leadership, resource mobilization, and efforts that address inequities and support marginalized communities.
Winners will be announced at the 80th World Health Assembly in May 2027. Submit your nomination form to [email protected] by 31 October 2026.
Details here https://t.co/Vi89hAx86H
1/3 Cardiovascular disease has significant burden on our health system.
CVDs are the second leading cause of mortality in Kenya; 13% of total deaths and 25% of hospital admissions.
These are preventable, we can act on.
#WorldHeartDay#TransFatFreeKenya#TransFatFreeEAC