Inuka Success Kenya
What We Do
1. Health and Gender Equality
1. We strengthen community-led systems to improve sexual and reproductive health and end gender-based violence. Through health dialogues, youth-focused SRHR programs, and local health facility support, we increase access and accountability. We also build survivor-centered SGBV response networks, offering psychosocial support, legal referrals, and community education. Our goal is healthier, safer communities where young women, youths and adolescents lead the way to justice, dignity, and well-being.
Over 47,000 individuals have directly benefited from our health and gender equality initiatives. From access to quality sexual and reproductive health services to protection from gender-based violence, each beneficiary represents a step toward stronger, safer, and more inclusive communities. Through education, empowerment, and advocacy, we continue to transform lives—ensuring that young women, youths, and adolescents can thrive with dignity and confidence.
We have conducted 541 community outreaches, bringing essential health information and gender equality dialogues directly to the people. These interactive sessions create safe spaces for open discussions on sexual and reproductive health, rights, and protection against gender-based violence. By meeting communities where they are, we strengthen awareness, accountability, and collective action for lasting social change.
Partnering with 84 schools, community organizations, and institutions, we build sustainable networks that champion youth empowerment and gender justice. These partnerships amplify our impact—integrating SRHR education, leadership development, and survivor support systems into existing community structures. Together, we are shaping institutions that uphold equality, respect, and well-being for all.
Through collaboration with 46 health facilities, we improve access to quality, youth-friendly sexual and reproductive health services. Our support strengthens health systems by providing training, resources, and accountability mechanisms that ensure equitable care for women, adolescents, and survivors of gender-based violence. Every facility we work with becomes a pillar of community health and dignity.
2. Access to Education
We support vulnerable youth, especially teenage mothers—to return to school and thrive. Our approach includes back-to-school support, life skills and mentorship programs, school follow-ups, and strong partnerships with education and child protection stakeholders. Through community awareness and learner-centered support, we aim to boost school retention, build confidence, and ensure every child has a fair chance to succeed.
- 53 learners
- 10 school-based mentorship clubs formed
3. Climate Change Action
We empower communities, especially youth, to lead locally driven, sustainable climate solutions. Through school and institution strategies, tree planting, kitchen gardens, and youth-led green clubs, we promote environmental stewardship and innovation. Our goal is to restore ecosystems, boost food security, and strengthen climate resilience from the ground up.
- 30,000+ trees planted
- 4 school-based clubs
- 15 women groups capacity built
4. Leadership and Advocacy
At Inuka, we champion community-led advocacy to influence policies in health, gender, climate, education, and youth empowerment, we ensure communities—especially youth and women—lead change. Through evidence, storytelling, and collaboration, we amplify local voices in budget-making and policy spaces,. Our tools include petitions, policy briefs, creative arts, all rooted in research and lived experience to drive meaningful, lasting impact.
- 16+ Policy change outcomes supported
- 11 national and county campaigns
- 5 internation and global conferences
5. Livelihood & Social Enterprise Development
We equip youth—especially young women and survivors—with practical skills, financial literacy, and leadership tools to build resilient futures. Through VSLGs, poultry and agribusiness, entrepreneurship training, and civic engagement platforms, we promote economic independence and social impact. Our goal is to create a generation of empowered, self-reliant youth leading change in their communities and shaping a more just, inclusive economy.
- 3 widow VSL groups
- 33 champions trained
- 21 survivors SBS graduands
- 11 linked to employment opportunities
Customers
SBS are entrepreneurial classes which teach women in underprivileged communities on how to initiate and sustain micro-enterprises. Specially trained PACE staff members take the lead in conducting SBS classes to pre-identified underprivileged women within our parents community. 89% of SBS graduates begin at least one business in two years upon finishing the classes. By empowering women financially, we increase their participation in and support their children’s academic endeavors. In specific instances, a few members of the community who are not part of our parents’ community but who meet the set criteria are eligible for enrollment into the SBS classes.
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