Our focus lies in providing comprehensive menstrual hygiene, mental health and education support, particularly in slums, rural areas and urban communities.  Through strategic partnerships with various organizations and individuals, we strive to eliminate period poverty and destigmatize menstruation in our society.

Our mission is clear - To empower young women through Education, Mental Health and provide a sustainable and consistent supply of period products through the use of data. We believe that girls belong in school by ensuring they can experience menstruation with dignity and comfort. 

I am told, I am the first woman to get inside a gold mine in Vihiga county, Kenya. In many parts of the world, women are not allowed to go anywhere near a mine because it’s believed that mining sites are men's territories, so women are responsible for removing gold from the soil after the actual mining process. Women are kept away from the mine shafts; dark, dusty, claustrophobia-inducing holes that usually go almost a Kilometre into the earth. “It is not safe for a woman to go down there. It is just not done."

I love sharing stories, which is why I became a part of the Baraza Hot Tea podcast. We strive to tell tales from our own experiences and those of others because we believe this helps better understand the universe. Join us in our storytelling journey and discover the richness our narratives. 

#FichaUchi: A Personal Journey in Data Protection Awareness

In 2019, Kenya passed its Data Protection Act, paving the way for better data privacy. However, a 2020 Amnesty International poll revealed that 54 of Kenyans were unaware of their privacy rights. To tackle this issue, I was involved in the #FichaUchi campaign, where I contributed by editing videos, capturing photography, and designing materials. This initiative aims to educate citizens about their rights and responsibilities under the Data Protection Act, helping to create a safer digital environment for everyone.

Nairobi, Kenya's capital, faces significant accessibility challenges for its disabled community, as highlighted by research from the Ability Programme. This aimed to identify key factors affecting daily mobility, such as ease of navigation in the Central Business District (CBD) and the accessibility of public and private spaces. dedicated team of 40 university students volunteered to gather precise data, mapping out 17 zones in the CBD to assess features. This valuable information has been compiled into an OpenStreetMap, providing a comprehensive of the accessibility landscape in Nairobi.

The Period Preaching Podcast, a vital part of Us4Her's mission to empower young girls and women in Kenya. Here, we explore essential topics surrounding menstrual hygiene, mental health, and education, highlighting the challenges faced in slums and rural areas. We share stories, insights, and strategies to eliminate poverty and destigmatize menstruation, that every girl can experience her period with dignity comfort. Together, we can make a lasting impact and foster a supportive community for young women.