TINADA Youth Action Africa (TYAAfriq)

Happy Eid to our Muslim brothers and sisters. Wishing you peace, joy and blessings this season. #عيد_الفطر_١٤٤٧ه

Financial literacy strengthens livelihoods. Under the Basic Needs Model Project Phase III, supported by @CBMuk, our livelihood officers trained 10 members of the Great Women Support Group in Kisumu on record keeping to improve business management and sustainability.

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Test early. Treat early. #StopTBKe. Early #TB testing means faster treatment, better recovery, and protecting those around you. When you delay, you risk severe illness, spreading infection, and longer, more difficult treatment. #PimwaTBTibiwaIshiPoa #WorldTBDay @StopTB @StopTBKe @pamojatbgroup @TheUnion_TBLH @GlobalFund

Continuous mentorship of CHPs strengthens malaria services & community trust. Under the Global Fund Malaria Project, our team mentored Shanjetso & Shisenjeri CHUs at Milimani & St. Monica Eregi, Kakamega on test & treat, referrals, MIP, E-CHIS reporting, counselling, & follow-ups

Join us as we commemorate World Down Syndrome Day 2026 under the theme “Together Against Loneliness.” Hear from persons with Down syndrome, caregivers, and stakeholders as we promote inclusion and connection. Click on the link to register for the webinar: us06web.zoom.us/meeting/regist…

Multi-stakeholder coordination strengthens malaria outcomes. At Kisii Teaching & Referral Hospital, stakeholders met to review CCMm progress, testing, reporting, data quality, and commodity supply. Teams committed to stronger coordination to meet county malaria targets.

Day 15 of our 30day digital campaign: #Give2GainIWD With a focus on Justice. Rights. Action for all women and girls. Reflect. Speak. Act. Where do you see injustice? Which right needs protection? What action are you taking to end violence? #JusticeRightsAction #IWD2026 #EagleWing

Over 60% of malaria cases are managed at community level. Under the Global Fund Malaria Project, our field officers conducted supervision at Mung’ung’u Dispensary for Nanyeni A & Koyonzo A CHUs. Test & treat has improved, despite gaps in commodities, SHA failures, & ECHIS issues.

Under the B3 Project, supported by @CBMAustralia, our wellness coaches held the 3rd Wellness Club session at Lutheran Special School, engaging 30 learners with psychosocial disabilities on mental health conditions & coping strategies to strengthen resilience & inclusive support.

Over 60% of malaria cases are detected at community level, but how effective is response without strong support systems? In Kitutu Chache North, our team mentored CHPs at Sieka Dispensary to strengthen RDT use, referrals, and reporting, under the Global Fund Malaria Project.

Under the Imarisha Initiative, supported by @comicrelief, we hosted Kenya Prisons Partnership wellness officers at our HQ, exploring strengthening the existing prison Mental Health & Wellness Committee to support inmate reintegration & psychosocial care for staff & inmates.

We're participating in the Sickle Cell Awareness Conference at @jootrhkisumu under the theme “Rise for Awareness, Innovation & Brighter Futures in Sickle Cell Care.” Supported by @zuwiafyacbo, the forum brings together stakeholders to improve Sickle Cell care.

Supported by @CBMuk under the Basic Needs Model Project Phase III, the initiative also links learners and community members to medical assessments and birth/ID registration to improve access to services.

Up to 15% of people are with disabilities, yet many lack the official documentation required to access essential services. At Maseno School for the Deaf, a mass assessment & registration exercise is connecting persons with disabilities to the @Ncpwds to access essential services.

At St. Theresa High School, we participated in the International Women’s Day outreach organized by @Kmet_Kenya. Students engaged in discussions on mental health, GBV prevention, and HIV awareness, and participated in tree planting to promote responsibility & a sustainable future.

Attention Kombewa residents! Free counselling services are available at Kombewa Sub-County Hospital. Visit today and speak with a qualified psychologist for professional support. #CounsellingSupport

Our Board Co-chair, Mr. Joseph Ojuki, is celebrating his birthday today. Ojuki's counsel sharpens our strategy, and his commitment advances our mission. Send him love and warm wishes. #happybirthday @JosephOjuki

In partnership with @NCBABankKenya, Kisumu Branch, we planted 180 indigenous trees across Ahero Girls Integrated Secondary School and Lutheran Special School, engaging wellness clubs under the B3 Project supported by @CBMAustralia in climate action and environmental stewardship.

Under the Global Fund Malaria Project, we conducted a sanitation & hygiene drive in Keumbu Ward, Kisii. Bush clearing, waste disposal, spraying, & sun-drying to improve cleanliness and reduce mosquito breeding risks while strengthening household awareness on sanitation practices.