Our Mission
To support Kenya's Ministry of Health through innovative communications, advocacy, and technology — saving lives and empowering communities, especially women, adolescents, and young people.

Tujulishane means “let us inform one another.” We work hand-in-hand with Kenya's Ministry of Health, transforming how communities access, understand, and act on health information — because information saves lives, and everyone deserves to have it.
From adolescent health to climate action
Content aligned with and approved by the Ministry of Health
A nationwide presence across Kenya
Tujulishane Kenya is a Kenyan organisation working alongside the Ministry of Health to close the gap between health policy and people's everyday lives.
We combine communications, advocacy, and technology so that accurate, trusted information reaches the people who need it most — especially women, adolescents, and young people. Our work is organised around six pillars, each backed by practical initiatives: from RIKA and the Understanding Adolescents guides, to the Ask the DG call center, EWENE, and health bills championed with the Ministry.
We believe lasting change happens when government, communities, and young innovators pull in the same direction — so we build partnerships at national, county, and community level, and invest in the next generation through volunteering and scholarships.
Tujulishane — “let us inform one another.”
Every message and tool we share is aligned with and approved by the Ministry of Health.
A clear framework spanning health, justice, livelihoods, and climate.
Our adolescent and young people programme, championing RIKA and EWENE.
Over 1,000 volunteers across six specialist tracks.
To support Kenya's Ministry of Health through innovative communications, advocacy, and technology — saving lives and empowering communities, especially women, adolescents, and young people.
A Kenya where every person — regardless of geography, age, or circumstance — has access to the information and health services they need to live a healthy, dignified life.
Cutting-edge technology, community-centred communications, and strong government partnerships combine to create lasting, systemic change in Kenya's health landscape.
The principles behind every message, partnership, and programme.
Each pillar is a long-term commitment. Together they cover the health, safety, and future of Kenyan families — and each one is turned into action through dedicated initiatives.
01Empower young people with comprehensive education, accessible services, and meaningful engagement, ensuring their rights to health, autonomy, and well-being are realized.
RIKA, the Ministry of Health's health platform for young people, alongside nationwide dissemination of the Understanding Adolescents Guide Book.
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02Combating SGBV with comprehensive legal frameworks, survivor-centered services, community prevention, and efforts to dismantle harmful gender norms, fostering healing and justice for survivors.
Ask the DG, delivered through the Tujulishane Call Center, gives people a direct line to ask questions and get support.
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03Ensure access to quality healthcare for mothers and children through prenatal care, immunization, nutrition, and community support, fostering preparedness and opportunity for every birth.
Kenya's national movement, led by the Ministry of Health, to end preventable maternal and newborn deaths.
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04Drive impactful change through advocacy and education, mobilizing support and influencing policy for critical social issues, fostering a more equitable and informed society.
The health bills we have championed together with the Ministry of Health.
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05Foster resilience, equity, and environmental stewardship in communities through income diversification, equitable resource access, climate resilience, and gender empowerment, promoting shared prosperity.
We work with communities and partners to build income, resilience, and equal access to resources.
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06Inspire emission reduction, climate adaptation, and sustainable development. Engage youth, ensure corporate accountability, foster global cooperation, and advocate for justice-centered solutions. Raise awareness of climate interconnectedness, empowering collective action for a sustainable future.
Our participation in the Religious Peace Academy and the Peace Forest Initiative 2026.
See the programmeAt the Kenya Health Summit, the Ministry of Health's stand brought RIKA, the Understanding Adolescents guides, and EWENE together — the same tools we champion every day through Teenovate.
Live demos of the platform young people use to ask about health, relationships, and school.
Guides for young people — and for the parents, teachers, and caregivers who support them.
The national push to end preventable maternal and newborn deaths, and its 2028 targets.
We work inside national and county health priorities, with every piece of content approved by the Ministry of Health.
Through Teenovate, young Kenyans help shape and share the digital tools — like RIKA and EWENE — that serve them.
Mass media, call centers, community outreach, and digital channels carry information to every corner of Kenya.
We push for policies and health bills that turn better information into better systems and lasting rights.
We work hand-in-hand with the Ministry of Health and champion its national platforms for young people, mothers, and newborns.
Established with a mandate to support the Ministry of Health in communications, advocacy, and digital innovation for maternal and reproductive health.
A nationwide maternal health campaign launched in partnership with MoH, addressing the 3 critical delays causing preventable maternal deaths in Kenya.
Began championing RIKA, the Ministry of Health's platform giving adolescents and young people safe, trusted guidance on health, relationships, and wellbeing.
Created a dedicated hub connecting RMNCAH partners with government at national, county, and sub-county levels for coordinated healthcare delivery.
Launched Teenovate — Teen + Innovation — to champion RIKA and EWENE with the Ministry of Health.
Joined the Religious Peace Academy and the Peace Forest Initiative 2026, putting our Climate Action pillar into practice.
Growing all six pillars — expanding volunteer programmes, scholarships, and digital health innovations to reach every corner of Kenya.
Our team is made up of health advocates, technologists, communicators, and creatives — brought together by a single mission.