Transform a Girl’s Life Initiative focuses on impacting the lives of young girls from humble backgrounds.
The goal of the initiative is to end period poverty and to empower a new generation of women with a strong sense of self-belief that allows them to become the great leaders.
On behalf of TAGL, Sheenah, Our Program Coordinator is at the National Consultations on the Review and Evaluation of the EAC Youth Policy. These consultations are part of our broader efforts to strengthen youth engagement in regional policymaking and governance, especially around
SRHR issues, mainstreaming youth issues, ensuring meaningful participation, and ensuring adolescent & youth responsive services. The forum has been convened by Plan International together with other partners like Center for Reproductive Rights, She Soars,
On 22nd,Yesterday, Transform A girls life attended the Kenyan Works Menstrual Health and Hygiene Summit 2025 under the Theme Redefining Flow:Collective Actions to End Period Poverty at Kenyaworks Campus by Kenya Works
We had meaningful and honest dialogues around menstruation
it's about shifting mindsets, challenging deep-rooted norms, and encouraging men to be active allies, not just supporters.
The message was clear: Stop waiting for change—be the change. Let’s continue sensitizing our communities, questioning harmful practices, and making
One of our goals at Transform a Girls Life is to end period poverty and raise awareness about Menstrual Health Hygiene.
Through Education, Advocasy and Community Support we are empowering girls to redefine societal perception of menstruation health hygiene and combat period
poverty.
In Kenya today, Mestrual Health Hygiene and Period poverty remains a challenge affecting the health, education and dignity of million girls and women.
Let’s create a world where Every Girl and Woman understands the Importance of having access to menstrual products to
We create spaces where they can speak openly about abortion, sexuality, mental health, harmful cultural norms and healing. Issues that deeply intersect in the real, lived experiences of girls and women navigating systemic oppression, patriarchy, and economic inequality.
At Transform a Girl’s Life, our programs do not seek to “save” adolescent girls and young women. They are intentionally designed to shift power into their hands.
This experience is key to strengthening youth-led, youth serving organizations like Transform a Girl’s Life, aligning our advocacy with continental goals, and amplifying young voices for lasting impact.
#transformagirlslifeinitiative#Agenda2063#1mNextLevel
We are thrilled to be represented by our Executive Director @c_wanjikumwangi at a 3-day Citizen Engagement & Capacity Strengthening Workshop by @AUYouthProgram bringing together youth leaders from across East Africa to deepen their organization engagement with the #1mNextLevel
Every girl deserves to be empowered with access to safe and dignified menstrual hygiene management.
As we continue to mark Menstrual Health Awareness Month this May, our post highlights menstrual hygiene management tips to keep the conversation going and the awareness growing.
donation and normalizing conversations around periods. Our goal is to help build a more informed and equitable society where girls are empowered to understand their bodies, manage their periods confidently and live free from shame,
Because periods are normal.#transformagirlslife