Empowering Youth, Ending Teen Pregnancy.
Through education, technology, and community support, we're creating a future where every young person can make informed choices about their sexual health.
We are dedicated to transforming lives by providing compassionate, personalized counseling and support to teenage mothers, empowering them to overcome challenges, build resilience and create a positive future for themselves and their children.
At Action Against Teenage Pregnancy, our vision is to create a society free of child marriage and teenage pregnancy for inclusive growth and socio-economic transformation.
Learn More About UsWe create a safe, welcoming space designed specifically for teenagers—one where they can relax, express themselves, and feel understood.
We believe every individual deserves respect and fair treatment, regardless of background, identity, or circumstance.
We carefully craft a safe, welcoming space specifically for teenagers, where they can freely express themselves without judgment.
We value truth and transparency in all our words and actions, creating relationships grounded in authenticity.
Interactive in-school programs that provide comprehensive sex education tailored to different age groups.
Bringing sexual health awareness to local communities through events, forums, and awareness drives.
Equipping families with the tools to have open, honest conversations about sexual health.
Through our evidence-based programs and community partnerships, we're making measurable progress in reducing teenage pregnancy and empowering young people.
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Executive Director
Youth Outreach Director
Education Program Manager
Technology Lead
Teenage pregnancy is a complex issue with root causes including lack of comprehensive sex education, poverty, weak family support, and limited access to reproductive health services.
Our Resources section provides in-depth information on causes, prevention strategies, and how we support affected teens and communities.
Explore Resourcesof Kenyan girls aged 15-19 have begun childbearing
teenage girls become pregnant in Kenya annually
girls drop out of school due to pregnancy each year
