eShe Concerns
Solutions
eShe is a comprehensive solution for women and girls.
It addresses key SDGs:
- Education for girls and women
- Reproductive Health & Rights
- Maternal Health
- Gender Equality
- Women empowerment
Endevour
Our endeavor:
- Stop teenage abortions
- Unwanted pregnancies
- Lack of access to medical services and doctors by women
- Keeping girls in school during their monthly periods
- Stop the stigma and embarrassment associated with monthly periods
- Create a society where women share their experiences
- Availing relevant health information and advice to women
Millions of girls and women around the world are suffering and need reliable solutions through technology.
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Checkout some of the True Stories
Girls dropping out of school
I was born and brought up in Kinangop, a village in the interior part of Central Kenya, Africa. Here, pangs of poverty were visible and real. I was enrolled in a local primary school where I witnessed the torment of young girls during their monthly periods. Majority of them could not afford sanitary pads and in fact it was known to most of them. There were better things to think about; food, shelter, clothing and clothing...
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Abortions in my society
I was privileged to join a public university after performing exemplary well in my exams and being one of the best students in our district.Here, I encountered a totally different life experience except the one back in the village. To start with, girls did not have the right information about sex and lacked a professional reliable means to manage their reproductive health. Managing their menstrual cycle was a huge problem and most...
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My best friend had a Miscarriage
Am done with school and one of my best friends got engaged. She was privileged and they both were happy until the most unimaginable happened. The woman had a miscarriage. It was sad and she cried a lot.Going to hospital, the doctor said the woman lacked essential body nutrients and folic acids hence her body could not have sustained the pregnancy. Could it have been corrected if reported earlier? The answer is...
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