Reclaiming SRHR for All

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Reclaiming Sexual and Reproductive Health, Rights and Justice for All

The Kaleidoscope Project aims at ensuring equitable and comprehensive access to reproductive health services and information for women of reproductive age, including adolescent girls.

The program is implemented across arid and semi-arid regions, predominantly reaching women in informal settlements, rural areas, and marginalized communities. By focusing on women aged 15–49 years, the project addresses gaps in healthcare access, education, and empowerment.

Through community engagement, capacity building, and targeted interventions, we provide vital reproductive health services, promote awareness on family planning, maternal and adolescent health, and strengthen local healthcare systems.

Our goal is to empower women and adolescent girls to make informed health decisions, improving their well-being and contributing to healthier, more resilient communities.

Kaleidoscope Project - Reproductive Health

Reproductive Health & Justice Report

The Kaleidoscope Initiative: Reclaiming Rights

A landmark partnership for health equity and systemic strengthening in Samburu County.

Impact Metrics

Maternal Care

Comprehensive prenatal, skilled delivery, and postnatal service integration.

Clinical Capacity

Advanced training for health workers in neonatal and maternal emergency care.

Community Advocacy

Mobilizing families through nutrition education and birth preparedness.

Emergency Response

Facilitating rapid referrals for high-risk pregnancies to eliminate mortality.

Historic MOU Signed: Reclaiming SRHR Justice in Samburu

ADS Nyanza has taken a monumental step forward for reproductive health and justice in Samburu County. The formal signing of the Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) for the Kaleidoscope Project at the Samburu County Referral Hospital marks the beginning of an at-scale program designed to transform the landscape of Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights (SRHR).

Pictured: SAMBURU CEC Health Dr. Nassir Lekudere and Samuel Omondi (ADS Nyanza) during the official signing ceremony.

This initiative is a powerful collaboration between the County Government of Samburu—represented by Dr. Nassir Lekudere and Dr. Josephat Lenguris—and a consortium of expert implementing partners including TICAH, KMET, and the Zamara Foundation. Central to this mission is the realization of the right to safe healthcare through robust system strengthening and the dismantling of barriers that have historically marginalized the most vulnerable women in the region.

Unified Governance: Mapping the Path to Success

Success in large-scale health interventions requires more than just funding; it requires a unified structural roadmap. Recently, the Kaleidoscope Project governance committee convened with Samburu County officials to map out the specific deliverables that will drive the project forward.

In a unified voice, the committee agreed on key performance frameworks that emphasize accountability and community-led health outcomes. This governance structure ensures that every intervention—from clinical training to village-level advocacy—is strategically aligned with the county's long-term health goals.

“Together we are committed to building a resilient health system and promoting SRHR access for the most vulnerable, ensuring that health rights are a reality for every manyatta.”

Governance Committee members outlining the project roadmap in Samburu.

Where We Work: Samburu County

Led by ADS Nyanza, the Kaleidoscope Project is dedicated to improving health outcomes across the expansive and unique terrain of Samburu. By working closely with local healthcare providers, traditional leaders, and women's groups, we ensure that quality care is not just available, but culturally accessible and sustained by the community.

Samburu County Referral Hospital
Community Health Units
Remote Outreach Points

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Our Programs

Early Childhood Development Integrated Climate Resilience Project People's Empowerment for Sustainability Project Global Fund Kaleidoscope West Kenya Peace Initiative Emergency Response