Binti Afya Kenya

19/10/2024

Lovely morning spend with the ladies at Nairobi Chapel. Apologies am sharing this a little late but if you would like to get more info, please reach out in my DM and I will be able to assist you.

Enjoy your day 😇

06/08/2024

This World Breastfeeding Week, let’s appreciate breastfeeding mums and ensure they get the support they need.
Breastfeeding support comes in many forms – from staff welcoming breastfeeding in your local café to helpful advice from a health worker or maternity protections from your government. These all help protect the health and rights of women and babies.

Women everywhere have the right to respectful breastfeeding counselling from trained health care providers, as well as laws and policies like maternity leave and provisions like paid time off when you go back to work.

We can all help ensure women feel able to breastfeed anytime, anywhere – and work to improve the position and condition of women at home, at work and in public life.
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13/07/2024

My biggest flex honestly is that God never took his hands off me 🙏🙏😊😊💖💖

HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO ME!!!

26/06/2024

My condolences to all the families and friends who have lost their loved ones in the and the protests.

May God comfort you! Your blood shed is not in vain!!

26/06/2024

I dream of time when our country shall be free from oppression,, when youths will express their grievances openly and actually be listened.

When innocent blood won't be shed so that greedy individuals can continue to fill their pockets!

When my children will enjoy free education and access to quality healthcare including hygienic products.

That time might seem a bit far fetched but we will not tire fighting for what is inclusive, equitable and accessible to all!!

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28/05/2024

Millions of women and girls* around the world are prevented from reaching their full potential. Just because they menstruate. On 28 May, we unite to change that. Menstrual Hygiene Day brings together non-profits, governments, the private sector, and millions of individuals. Together, we increase awareness and action towards our common goal: a . A world where the taboos and stigma surrounding menstruation are history. Where everyone has access to quality menstrual products, period education and period-friendly toilets. But Menstrual Hygiene Day is more than an awareness day. In the past 10 years, the movement has grown tremendously. Today, more and more of us are also working towards a

19/05/2024

Mental Health Awareness Month

Enjoy 😉

Mental Health Awareness Month has served as a buoy of hope and education, shedding light on the complexities of mental illnesses and the journey toward welln...

17/05/2024

Each year, starting on Mother’s Day, National Women’s Health Week begins. This is a time to encourage women and girls to take charge of their health(self-care). National Women’s Health Week (NWHW) 2024 theme is “Empowering Women, Cultivating Health: Celebrating Voices, Wellness, and Resilience.”

What can women do to prioritize their health?
1. Regular check-ups, exams, and screenings are important.
2. Learn the basics of healthier eating habits.
3. Get active. Move more and sit less.
4. Keep your mind and body healthy. Research shows that positive mental health is associated with better overall health and well-being.
5. Practice healthy behaviors such as getting enough sleep, making time to unwind, avoid smoking, va**ng, and the use of other to***co products.

17/05/2024

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10/05/2024

Incase youve been wondering what is all about....

Here are our core values with an overaching goal to help young women in Kenya and across Africa lead simply lead healthy lives.

We plan to do this through;
1. Health education to AGYW,
2. Providing mentorship classes on need basis,
3. Linkage to health services....

Among other things as the needs rises 😘.

Follow for more updates 🤗🤗

03/05/2024

May is Mental Health Awareness Month.
Observing National Mental Health Awareness Month is important for several reasons;

Firstly, mental health is a critical aspect of overall health and wellbeing, and it affects millions of people worldwide. By raising awareness about mental health, we can help individuals recognize the signs and symptoms of mental illness, seek help and support, and access resources that can improve their overall wellbeing.

Secondly, stigma surrounding mental illness is a significant barrier to mental health treatment and care. Stigma can prevent individuals from seeking help, cause them to feel ashamed or embarrassed about their condition, and lead to social isolation. National Mental Health Awareness Month provides an opportunity to reduce stigma surrounding mental illness by educating the public about the prevalence of mental health problems and dispelling myths and misconceptions.

Finally, observing National Mental Health Awareness Month provides an opportunity for individuals and communities to come together to support each other and promote mental wellness. It is a reminder that mental health is an essential aspect of overall health and wellbeing and that it is okay to seek help when needed. By working together, we can promote mental health and wellbeing for all.

30/04/2024

Hello,

This year World Immunization Week we celebrate 50 years of the Expanded Programme on Immunization (EPI) – recognizing collective efforts to save and improve countless lives from vaccine-preventable diseases and calling on countries to ramp up investments in immunization programmes to protect the next generations.

Let's make this possible by:
1. Ensuring vaccines are high on the priority list for governments in all countries;
2. Advocating for vaccines to be an integral part of the planning and investment of health care across the life course;
Making sure vaccination programmes are adequately financed and resourced in all countries;
Accelerating research and innovation that advances access to, and support for, vaccines;
Speaking out on the impact of vaccinations locally, nationally and globally.

08/04/2024

Screening, prevention and treatment are all part of taking care of your s*xual and reproductive health.

13/03/2024

Pull a chair please, let's talk.

We must do better to ensure the AGYW can access convenient HIV and s*xual and reproductive health services and can live well. Research shows that women and girls with poor school attendance, those with lower education attainment, those exposed to intimate partner violence in some settings, those who experience severe food insecurity, and those with older male partners are at higher risk of acquiring HIV.

A lack of basic knowledge about s*x and s*xuality, and limited access to s*xual and reproductive health and rights services for both boys and girls add to these vulnerabilities.

Programmes need to draw together biomedical tools and behavioural, cultural and structural interventions. Providing women with an enabling environment, the information and services they need, and social support is essential.

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08/03/2024

Today is and the theme is invest in women: Accelerate Progress.

Happy International women's day to all beautiful ladies out there. Don't forget to advocate for whats diverse, equitable and inclusive.

See yall next weekend. Register now with the link below.
https://forms.gle/bwWEwqTLmDh5M6JSA

28/02/2024

Much Welcome 🙏 🤗 😘