Peperusha Binti is an organization that provides access to adolescents sexual reproductive health and rights information with an aim of ending GBV
Kisumu, Kenya
Joined February 2018
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Accordingly to WHO 20 out of 100 children in Kisumu are born with a Sickle Cell trait. A common setback in the disease management is the lack of useful information on the disease, and access to the essential drugs, especially to children from relatively poor families.
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Join us tomorrow, from 4:15 PM to 5:15 PM EAT, as we talk about contraception on Radio Victoria, a local radio station.
HOVUC joins the world in commemorating International Contraception Day 2026 under the theme: “No Barriers, just choices: contraceptive access now.” We will be talking about:
• Forms of contraceptives
• Myths and misconceptions surrounding contraception
• Views of different groups of people on contraceptives, such as religion and culture
• Men and Contraceptives
• Importance of contraceptives
• Access to contraceptives in Kisumu amongst the youth
#InternationalContraceptionDay
#PleasureInformedContraception.
#PleasureInformedChoices
# YourChoiceYourFutureYourHealth
Today’s edition of The Standard explores the relationship between sickle cell disease and malaria, while also highlighting experience of caregivers. It looks at how Peperusha Binti leads in supporting families affected by sickle cell disease from underprivileged communities in.
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We were part of National Validation Workshop hosted by @covaw reviewing the TFGBV and SOP to ensure technical soundness, feasibility, coherence, and strong multi-sector alignment. We are Proud to have contributed to the work that strengthens our collective response to GBV.
We were part of National Validation Workshop hosted by @covaw reviewing the TFGBV and SOP to ensure technical soundness, feasibility, coherence, and strong multi-sector alignment. We are Proud to have contributed to the work that strengthens our collective response to GBV.
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We are delighted to introduce our newly appointed Board Members, whose expertise and leadership will strengthen our mission and guide our next phase of growth. We are honoured to have them join us as we work toward greater impact.
#intentionallyimpactinglives
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I’m thrilled to share that I have been appointed as one of the Board members of @PeperushaB an Organization in Kisumu County, Kenya.
I’m excited about this opportunity & looking forward to supporting Peperusha in realizing their vision.Thank you for trusting & believing in me.
We are delighted to introduce our newly appointed Board Members, whose expertise and leadership will strengthen our mission and guide our next phase of growth. We are honoured to have them join us as we work toward greater impact.
#intentionallyimpactinglives
This past week, we were honoured to join the Rights-Based & Gender-Sensitive Approaches in Malaria Programming workshop hosted by @Amref_Kenya
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If you’re in kisumu 🎉 we have a nyuki-hive of activities lined up for September
We are thrilled to have been nominated for the CWENA 13th Annual Business Conference & Awards! Under the Outstanding Women Organisation category. We say thank you for constantly believing in us
#intentionallyimpactinglives
Last week we were part of the CSO team hosted by Medicines Transparency Alliance - Kenya for a consultation meeting aimed at strengthening Primary Health Care (PHC) inputs into the County Annual Work Plan (AWP).
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Sexual health is a matter of justice, equality & rights!!
On #WorldSexualHealthDay, we call on stakeholders: What can WE do to ensure #SexualJustice for all?
#pleasureinclusivesexualhealth
@MeTAKenya2018 has convened a vibrant team of CSOs in a consultation meeting to strengthen Primary Health Care (PHC) inputs into the County Annual Work Plan (AWP). Ongoing discussions have so far highlighted the critical role CSOs play in promoting transparency and accountability in health. As we consolidate our inputs, we are reflecting on key questions:
✅How can we strengthen PHC so that structures like the Primary Care Networks truly work for communities?
✅How do we make community health units functional and support CHPs for effective referrals?
✅How do we ensure sustainable financing for PHC at the county level?
✅How can we strengthen community participation and feedback mechanisms to improve accountability?
@HennetKenya
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We held a community dialogue with elders, men, women, and youth to challenge harmful norms limiting women’s economic opportunities. We unpacked barriers to women’s empowerment, men’s supportive roles, and promoted poultry farming as an alternative decent employment for women.
