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    Youth & Adolescent SRHR

    Young people deserve accurate, age-appropriate information about their bodies, relationships, and health. Adolescence is a time of rapid change, and having trustworthy guidance can help navigate puberty, relationships, and health decisions safely.

    Common Questions

    What changes happen during puberty?
    When is it appropriate to start thinking about contraception?
    How can young people access health services in Kenya?

    Myth vs. Fact

    Myth: Talking to young people about sex encourages them

    Fact: Research consistently shows that comprehensive sexuality education helps young people make safer, more informed decisions.

    When to Seek Care

    See a healthcare provider if:
    • Concerns about puberty timing or development
    • Questions about sexual health
    • Experiences of bullying, pressure, or unsafe situations

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    What Is Sexual and Reproductive Health and Why It Matters

    Sexual and reproductive health is about much more than the absence of disease. It encompasses physical, emotional, and social wellbeing related to sexuality and reproduction.

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    Things People Are Afraid to Ask About Sex (But Should)

    Many people have questions about sex, relationships, and their bodies — but feel too embarrassed to ask anyone. Here are honest answers to the questions people ask most but rarely say out loud.

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