Sebastian Obulutsa

[Reproductive Health Network Kenya @rhnkorg]

When someone walks into a health facility seeking care, what happens next depends on more than the willingness of a healthcare provider to help.

Are the necessary commodities available? Is the equipment in place? Does the provider have the skills and confidence to offer the care needed, without judgement?

These are some of the questions behind the work taking place in @KilifiCountyGov.

Through the Kaleidoscope Initiative, RHNK and consortium partners are working alongside the County Department of Health to strengthen five model health facilities through the provision of essential SRHR commodities and life-saving equipment.

But preparing a facility is not just about what is on its shelves or in its treatment rooms. It is also about the people providing care.

Healthcare providers are strengthening their skills through Post-Abortion Care and Values Clarification and Attitude Transformation (VCAT) training, with an emphasis on quality, compassionate and non-judgmental services.

Because a woman seeking care needs more than a facility that is open. She needs a provider who is equipped to help, the right resources to support her care, and an environment where she can be treated with dignity.

That is what readiness should look like: the right people, the right resources and the right support when care is needed.

#KaleidoscopeInitiative #SRHR #HealthSystemsStrengthening

[Nena Na Binti @NenaNaBinti]

A condom breaks. A pill is missed. What next?

Emergency contraception can help prevent pregnancy when contraception fails. Knowing your options and acting promptly matters.

Need guidance? #NenaNaBinti is here:

📞 Free: 0800 211 227
📱 Text: 0775 533 117 / 0111 052 830

[Rehnet Medical Center @RehnetMed]

Healthcare closer to you! Join us tomorrow for Tibiwa na Mia Tatu at REHNET Mlolongo.

Access essential health services, including screening, family planning and free BP checks.

6 Nov | 8AM–5PM
REHNET Mlolongo
0715 073 960

#REHNETMlolongo #RHNK
@IPPFAR @ippf

[Reproductive Health Network Kenya @rhnkorg]

What if getting the healthcare you need was closer than you think?

Imagine having questions about your health but not knowing where to go. Or putting off a check-up because finding time and accessing services can be difficult.

Tomorrow, you don’t have to travel far to take that first step towards better health.

RHNK, through REHNET Mlolongo, invites you to Tibiwa na Mia Tatu! A day dedicated to bringing essential health services closer to the community.

From counselling, family planning and HIV and cervical cancer screening to STI services, treatment of common ailments and maternal and child health services, there’s an opportunity to prioritise your health.

You can also get free blood pressure, weight and height checks.

Date: Friday, 6th November 2026
Time: 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Venue: REHNET Mlolongo, behind Ottomat Supermarket, adjacent to the Assistant Chief’s Office.

Call 0715 073 960 for more information.

Your health deserves attention, not postponement. Make time for that check-up, ask those questions and take a step towards a healthier you.

Tibiwa na Mia Tatu. Your health matters!

#RHNK #REHNETMlolongo #CommunityHealth #HealthcareForAll

[Mwangale @mwangaleMI]

Sometimes stress can be overwhelming and disrupt your normal life activities like work, sleep, school and even your relationship. If you need someone to talk to book a confidential mental wellness session with @NenaNaBinti . @rhnkorg @IPPFAR

[Grant Emily @tt_emilie3]

Kenya's Digital Health Act laid the foundation for safer, unified digital health systems and established the Digital Health Agency. Policy awareness is key to holding systems accountable!
​#DigitalHealthWeek2026 #Mydataourhealthke
@Trans4mHealthKe @Trans4m_Health @RaiseYourV_oice

[Nderitu_Lornah @NderituLornah]

Still taking in this beautiful experience. 🥹 Being part of the Academy has been a journey of learning, unlearning, growth and meeting incredible young people who are passionate about creating change.
Proud to be part of the Class of 2026 ❤️. The lessons and work ahead continue.

[Nena Na Binti @NenaNaBinti]

Some days, everything feels like too much. Sleep suffers, concentration fades, & even simple tasks feel overwhelming.

You don’t have to figure it all out alone. Your mental well-being matters.
Book a confidential mental wellness session with #NenaNaBinti.
Support is here.

[Nena Na Binti @NenaNaBinti]

She walked in with questions.Her friend had recommended a contraceptive method, but she wasn’t sure it was right for her.
And that’s okay.Every body is different &every contraceptive journey is unique.

The right choice starts with the right information,not pressure
#NenaNaBinti

[Reproductive Health Network Kenya @rhnkorg]

Youth leadership has always been at the centre of what we do.” @nellymunyasia , Executive Director, RHNK

And what better way to see that belief in action than in a room filled with young people being celebrated for their leadership journey?

The RHNK Pan-African Youth Leadership Academy graduation was a moment of celebration, reflection and looking ahead.

There were proud moments as the cohort received their certificates, reflections from the young leaders on what the journey meant to them, and conversations with mentors who had walked alongside them throughout the Academy.

There was laughter, gratitude, lessons shared and a few reminders that leadership is not something you simply graduate from.

It is something you keep practising.

This video captures some of the moments from the graduation ceremony the voices, the reflections, the people and the energy in the room as we celebrated a cohort of young leaders and the journey that brought them here.

And while the ceremony marked the completion of the Academy, it also marked the beginning of something else:

young people taking what they have learned, the relationships they have built and the leadership they have developed into the spaces where change needs to happen.

Here’s to the Class of 2026.
Your journey continues.

#RHNK #PanAfricanYouthLeadershipAcademy #YouthLeadership #YouthLedChange #SRHR
@IPPFAR @ippf @coimpactcollab @Guttmacher @PackardFdn @RutgersNL

[Health NGOs Network (HENNET) @HennetKenya]

Day Two of #DigitalHealthWeek!
The global conversation on digital health continues to bring stakeholders together to shape a shared vision for the future of health by 2030. The future of healthcare is digital, but it must also be equitable and accountable.

#Mydataourhealthke

[Health NGOs Network (HENNET) @HennetKenya]

Digital health must work for everyone, not just those with access to technology. As Kenya advances towards UHC women, young people, persons with disabilities & communities must not be excluded by digital barriers
@amiheso_01 @TK_Mwangi @Gacheri_01 @DavidWedava
#MyDataOurHealthKe

[Health NGOs Network (HENNET) @HennetKenya]

Digital health transformation must not create new forms of exclusion. Limited internet connectivity, lack of devices, high data costs and inadequate digital skills can prevent many people from accessing essential health services.

#Mydataourhealthke

[Health NGOs Network (HENNET) @HennetKenya]

Meaningful digital health solutions begin with listening to the people who use them. Women, young people, persons with disabilities, people living with HIV and rural populations, must have a voice in shaping the technologies that affect their healthcare.

#MyDataOurHealthKe

[Health NGOs Network (HENNET) @HennetKenya]

Digital health literacy must go hand in hand with digital access. Young people need more than access to smartphones they need to understand their rights, how their health information is collected and used, and how to protect their privacy.

#mydataourhealthKe

[Health NGOs Network (HENNET) @HennetKenya]

CHPs are at the heart of delivering care at the community level. Equipping them with the right skills, secure digital tools and practical guidance on data protection is essential to safeguarding patient privacy and building trust in digital health systems.
#MyDataOurHealthKe

[Health NGOs Network (HENNET) @HennetKenya]

Effective digital health systems require strong coordination across all levels of government. County governments must be actively involved in shaping digital health strategies, strengthening data protection measures & ensuring accountability.
#MyDataOurHealthKe

[Health NGOs Network (HENNET) @HennetKenya]

A connected digital health ecosystem requires partners and donors to work towards shared national priorities. When investments operate through fragmented systems, resources are duplicated, coordination suffers and public trust is weakened.

#Mydataourhealthke #digitalhealthweek

[Health NGOs Network (HENNET) @HennetKenya]

Building a sustainable digital health system requires people with the skills & knowledge to manage it. Counties need trained health personnel, dedicated data protection officers & health champions to support & safeguard health information.

#Mydataourhealthke #digitalhealthweek

[Health NGOs Network (HENNET) @HennetKenya]

The value of interoperability is enabling health facilities to securely exchange relevant patient information so healthcare providers can make informed decisions and deliver coordinated care, wherever patients seek services.
#DigitalHealthWeek #MyDataOurHealthKe