What we do - Priority areas
At SWOP Kenya, We have aligned our key priority areas with our vision of attaining a healthy, stigma free and economically empowered community. Some of Our services are listed bellow.
HIV/AIDS (Combination Prevention -Biomedical, Behavioral and Structural TaSP)
SWOP Kenya has a combined prevention approach towards provision of HIV prevention services, HIV Testing Services, Antiretroviral Therapy (ART), Monitoring of Viral Suppression, Treatment and Prevention(PrEP and PEP)
Reproductive, Maternal, New Born, Child and Adolescents Health (RMNCAH)
The SWOP Kenya Reproductive Health program targets the sexually active adolescents and youth aged 15-24 years, vulnerable women and Girls.
Community Health Systems strengthening (CHSS)
Swop-Kenya offers community support services such as support groups, CSO strengthening, and Stakeholder engagements.
Women & Girls Rights
SWOP Kenya has adopted strategies to support women and girls by supporting their rights including the sensitization of adolescent boys and men in that respect, as a vital component of fostering sustainable development.
Mental Health & Psycho-Social Support
We are concerned about the mental health of our members as they face the various challenges in their work environment
Research
We research into the best ways to offer our services to our members, and to better the society at large.
About Us
Swop Kenya – Your health..is..your wealth.
At SWOP Kenya, We have aligned our key priority areas with our vision of attaining a healthy, stigma free and economically empowered community. How?…
To foster the well being of marginalized and vulnerable populations through sustainable community driven solutions
Healthy, and Empowered Communities.
Accountability
Integrity
Equity
Teamwork
Committment To Service
Integration of HIV Research, Advocacy work, Alternative livelihoods and community empowerment initiatives alongside the provision of clinical STI/HIV Services provides our basis for sustainable long term solutions.
WHAT THEY SAY
Success Stories
Violet a 30-year-old from Huruma slums in Nairobi is a proud and valued woman as she puts it in her own words with a broad smile. Like every other woman, her children remain her main priority in life. She is a single mother of two boys aged 11 and 3 years. Sex work is her mainstay source of livelihood complimented by a small business of selling second hand clothes..
Partners
Our Partners and Donors
