The Reproductive Health Nurses Chapter (RHNC) was founded through the partnership between Planned Parenthood Global (PPGlobal) and National Nurses Association of Kenya (NNAK) The Reproductive Health Nurses Chapter (RHNC) is a specialized division within the National Nurses Association of Kenya (NNAK), established to focus on advancing Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights (SRHR) in Kenya.
To tirelessly advocate for and provide comprehensive, equitable, and respectful sexual and reproductive healthcare services and information to all individuals, irrespective of age, gender, identity, or background, fostering a world where these rights are universally recognized and upheld.
To tirelessly advocate for and provide comprehensive, equitable, and respectful sexual and reproductive healthcare services and information to all individuals, irrespective of age, gender, identity, or background, fostering a world where these rights are universally recognized and upheld.
Hosting educational sessions on sexual and reproductive health topics to increase awareness and knowledge among community members.
Initiating advocacy campaigns to promote policies that support reproductive rights and access to healthcare for all individuals.

Partnering with schools and universities to integrate comprehensive sexual education into curricula.

Organizing outreach events to underserved communities to provide information about reproductive health services and resources available to them.
Utilizing various media platforms to raise awareness about reproductive health rights, challenge stigma, and encourage open conversations within communities.
Providing training sessions for healthcare professionals and community members to improve their skills and knowledge in delivering and advocating for reproductive health services.

Establishing support groups for individuals who may face barriers or stigma related to reproductive health, providing a safe space for sharing experiences and seeking guidance.

Conducting research on reproductive health issues and contributing to the development of evidence-based policies to address these issues at local and national levels.
Creating programs specifically tailored to empower young people with knowledge and resources to make informed decisions about their sexual and reproductive health.
Nurses in Action: Championing Reproductive Rights as a Fundamental Human Right.