Big Sister, Little Sister is a school-based intervention where big sisters (usually SMYN representatives) go to schools in communities and support adolescent young women and girls by implementing health-based interventions through dialogues, providing care packs and other related activities.

Generation Change Makers is an advocacy program aimed at the youth and is focused on advocating for their health rights, ensuring the delivery of youth friendly services at clinics and educating young people on where and how to access those services.

The door-to-door campaign was initially incepted in partnership with local clinics in specific districts to work together to track and trace patients who have defaulted on their medication or do not come for set appointments and going directly to their homes and to track and encourage them to continuously take their medication. This is now used in our current implemented programs as part of social mobilization to encourage the uptake of medication and other health services.

#DontLetStigmaWin is a hashtag campaign used during the implementation of human rights campaigns and some of its objectives are to reduce stigma and discrimination towards key and vulnerable populations, sensitize lawmakers and law enforcers, implement legal literacy by teaching people to know their rights and to strengthen legal support services.

Nanana Take Me Home is an in-school and out of school based intervention for adolescent young men and boys, providing grassroots soccer programs, providing and encouraging the uptake of health services.