The covid-19 pandemic has hit us hard than good and low income-families suffer most. Low-income families who are strongly to feed can not provide essential services to their families. The heart of our challenge since the onset of the pandemic, in Kenya and globally, has been to continue our critical sexual and reproductive health work in an era where COVID-19 has complicated nearly every decision. Lockdowns, supply shortages, and at times, a fear of going to health facilities due to COVID-19 have challenged the continued provision of sexual and reproductive health care.