Our Impact So Far

96%

School transition rate of girls in 2023 from 45% in 2014 when the project started.

7,005

7,005 women in savings groups have doubled their income.

400,000+

Over 400,000 people have accessed medical care.

30

Villages of intervention declared 100% FGM free

100,000+

Over 100,000 women and youth have received sexual and reproductive health services.

Services Offered

OUR REACH IN 2019 - 2023

Our key objective for the health program is to improve the provision and access of Sexual Reproductive Health services for women and young girls in hard-to-reach areas.

3,486

People tested for HIV of whom 823 were pregnant mothers.

42%

Nutritional Diseases Decline in 10 villages as tank uptake increased by 19%.

530

Skilled deliveries conducted in Dandelion Medical Center.

4,110

Children under 5 years de-wormed. 3,295 received routine immunization against common childhood illnesses.

246

Children saved through Cesarean Section.

3,859

Businesses started by women in saving groups.

0
People

 

Accessed primary healthcare through the Mobile BackPack Nurse model.

 

100,673 Women

88%

Accessed long term contraceptives

5,500+ Girls

6%

In 85 schools enrolled in Girls for Leaders clubs.

5,000+ Boys

5%

In 85 schools enrolled in Boys for Change clubs.

1,537 Babies

1%

Safely delivered in Dandelion’s Medical Centres.

Sexual and reproductive Health

Community Health Volunteers support through BackPack Nurse model.

16,655

women of reproductive age received family planning of their choice.

18+

women benefited from Bilateral Tubal Ligation.

60+

Male champions trained on Sexual Reproductive Health.

1,871

households were registered by Community Health Volunteers.

Success Stories

Beneficiary of Youth Friendly Services

Levin Chepngeno, the 18 years old who lives with her aunt at Rafiki estate dropped out of school due to unplanned pregnancy. Ms. Chepngeno shared with us that she dropped from Lenginet secondary school following stigmatization and the need to conceal her 7 months pregnancy. She confessed to our health care providers that she did not have knowledge on Sexual reproductive Health and Rights. After accepting the pregnancy, Ms. Chepngeno said that she decided to start antenatal care at a public hospital but the health care providers at the facility stigmatized her even further.

“My aunt heard about Dandelion Medical Center especially on youth friendly services being offered at the facility and asked me pay them a visit.” Said Ms. Chepngeno 

Later, Ms. Chepngeno came for more 3 visits then on 17/12/2019 she came with complains of abdominal pains and when we examined her she was in labor and managed to give birth to life male infant birth weighing 2.8kgs.We shared with her information on Sexual Reproductive Health and she agreed to start family planning and promised to resumed school come in January.

Read More “Beneficiary of Youth Friendly Services”

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Sarambei, next to Sarambei Primary School, Nakuru, Kenya

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