Access to Services
We help adolescent girls navigate healthcare systems to access essential reproductive health services in safe, confidential environments.
Tongaren, Bungoma
Supporting adolescent girls' access to sexual and reproductive health services and products
The TIKO program is implemented in partnership with Tiko Africa in multiple subcounties including Tongaren, Kimilili, Webuye East, Mt. Elgon, Ndalu, and Mbakalo. Our role is to provide essential support for adolescent girls to access sexual reproductive health services and products.
Through this program, we are addressing critical barriers that prevent young girls from accessing the care they need, helping to create a healthier future for the next generation.

The TIKO program addresses critical needs through several key initiatives:
We help adolescent girls navigate healthcare systems to access essential reproductive health services in safe, confidential environments.
We provide accurate, age-appropriate sexual and reproductive health education to empower informed decision-making.
We ensure adolescent girls have access to necessary reproductive health products to support their wellbeing.
We work with local communities to build supportive environments for adolescent girls seeking reproductive health services.
We collaborate with healthcare providers to ensure quality, youth-friendly services are available.
We advocate for policies and practices that support adolescent sexual and reproductive health and rights.
Our partnership with Tiko Africa strengthens our ability to reach more adolescent girls across multiple subcounties in Bungoma. This collaborative approach allows us to leverage resources, expertise, and networks to maximize our impact.
Together, we're working to create sustainable solutions that address the unique challenges faced by adolescent girls when accessing sexual and reproductive health services.
Join us in supporting adolescent girls' access to essential reproductive health services and products. Your involvement can make a significant difference in the lives of young girls in our community.