We facilitate the access to comprehensive HIV and SRH&R services, education, better job opportunities, and protection from violence. ARP also facilitates its secondary beneficiaries which include key and priority populations to access appropriate Health and HIV prevention, treatment and care services across the country.

The Constitution of Kenya 2010 guarantees the rights of an individual to the highest attainable standard of health, including reproductive health. It underscores the importance of prioritizing the needs of vulnerable and marginalized groups in provision of health care. According to the Children’s Act 2001, every child shall have a right to health and medical care the provision of which shall be the responsibility of the parents and the Government.

In a study by the Kenya National Human Rights Commission, adolescents and youth face several reproductive health challenges. These include early pregnancy which is mostly unplanned, complications of unsafe abortion, and complications of pregnancy and childbirth. Adolescents lack easy access to quality and friendly health care, including STI services, safe abortion services, antenatal care and skilled attendance during delivery, which result in higher rates of maternal and prenatal mortality.