Only 1 in 5 women in Kenya has heard of self-injectable contraception. That statistic isn’t just a number. It represents missed conversations. Missed choices. Missed control. At PS Kenya, we realized something important: the problem wasn’t supply. Pharmacies were stocked. Providers were trained. But awareness? Confidence? Trust? That’s where the real gap lived. So, we...

As Kenya confronts a resurgence in new HIV infections, sustaining prevention at scale is becoming increasingly critical. The World AIDS Day 2025 report, drawing on 2024 national HIV estimates, revealed approximately 20,000 new HIV infections, placing renewed pressure on prevention systems, particularly in high-burden counties. This reality highlights the importance of partners such as PS...

On 6 February 2026, Kenya joined the global community in marking the International Day of Zero Tolerance for Female Genital Mutilation (FGM) at a moment that called for urgency, honesty, and sustained commitment. FGM remains one of the most harmful violations of the rights, health, and dignity of girls and women. Globally, an estimated 230...

Every January, Cervical Cancer Awareness Month reminds us of a powerful truth: cervical cancer is one of the most preventable and treatable cancers, yet it continues to claim the lives of thousands of women, especially in low- and middle-income countries. Globally, over 90% of cervical cancer deaths occur in low- and middle-income countries, where access...

If 2025 had a soundtrack, it would be bold, collaborative, and deeply rooted in community impact. This was the year PS Kenya didn’t just deliver programs we shifted systems, strengthened partnerships, and proved once again that when it comes to building sustainable health solutions, we are where impact meets execution. Here’s what that looked like:...

The call to action echoed across Bogotá this November. “Equity Through Action: Advancing Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights for All” arrived at a moment when shifting funding landscapes, social barriers, and widening inequalities demand urgent, coordinated responses. The global community gathered to ask a defining question: How do we ensure that every person, regardless...

In today’s world, violence against women and girls no longer happens only in physical spaces. Increasingly, it has shifted onto screens, appearing in comment sections, direct messages, viral posts and anonymous accounts. Digital violence has become one of the fastest-growing threats to women’s safety, mental health and participation online. For many survivors, online harm does...

For over 30 years, PS Kenya has provided trusted, end-to-end logistics solutions that ensure health products reach their destination on time, in full, and in excellent condition. We understand that even the most life-changing product is only as effective as the supply chain that delivers it. That’s why we have built a logistics system focused...

Thirty years after the Beijing Declaration, PS Kenya, along with other policy makers, development partners, civil society, and thought leaders, convened at the #NXTHERSummit 2025, hosted by FP2030 and Nation Media Group, to reflect on a shared vision: a future where women an girls everywhere can live with dignity, equality, and opportunity. It was a...

Intimacy is more than just closeness, it’s about creating moments that feel free, confident, and deeply pleasurable. Even couples who are deeply connected can encounter moments of distraction or discomfort that interrupt the natural flow of closeness. Trust Lubricating Jelly is designed to remove those barriers, enhancing connection and making every encounter feel effortless and fulfilling. Its...