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he FAWE organization has launched a campaign dubbed 'IMARISHA MSICHANA' to mobilize the public against early pregnancies by involving different stakeholders in the country. The campaign has brought together security agencies, communities, and different schools to spread the message of abstinence among teenagers in Nyandarua County. Young people are being offered counseling sessions and training on how to make the right choices in life.
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FAWE steering the ‘Imarisha Msichana” campaign that seeks to encourage abstinence among teenagers
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