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Love Brew Nairobi

POSITIVE CIRCLES

Jul 10, 2021 — 1 min read

The truth about relationships and marriages in Nairobi

Positive Circles hosted Love Brew Nairobi on 3rd July 2021, an event that was inspired by gentlemen who claimed to have given up on the dating scene in Nairobi. Disillusionment seems to have taken center stage in love, relationships, and marriage in Nairobi. Dating and relationships have been commoditized; singles across the gender divide are complaining that there is quantity but no quality in dating spaces.

We explored this conversation with a majorly male panel of men who believe in love, marriage, and commitment. It was majorly male because the voice and opinion of males in positive relationships have been subdued.

Menstrual Health Pad Drive at Precious Blood Amani School

Positive Circles Under 25 had an incredible time visiting Precious Blood Amani School for a Menstrual Health and Hygiene session on 6th July 2024. We engaged with girls aged 10 to 15 about the importance of education and goal setting to young people. We also had an interactive session on

Celebrating the International Day of the African Child: A Story of Love and Empowerment with Debora Adkinyi

The International Day of the African Child is a significant celebration that honors the strength, potential, and unique challenges faced by children across the African continent. This year, as part of our series on empowering the African child, we share the inspiring story of Debora Adkinyi, a devoted mother who

Funday at Kinyago Dandora Secondary School

Positive Circles Under 25 together with Positive Circles , visited Kinyago Dandora Secondary School for a Mentorship Funday on Saturday 8th June. We engaged with the students on important topics such as proper time management, mental health, academic excellence, and healthy relationships. The day was filled with insightful discussions and an

International Menstrual Hygiene Day 2024

In commemoration of Menstrual Hygiene Day 2024, Positive Circles joined Ahadi Pads for a walk on Saturday, May 25th at Uhuru Estate, Nairobi. In Kenya, about 65% of girls are unable to afford sanitary pads, and together with the stigma around menstruation, they are forced to stay home during their

The truth about relationships and marriages in Nairobi

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Menstrual Health Pad Drive at Precious Blood Amani School

Celebrating the International Day of the African Child: A Story of Love and Empowerment with Debora Adkinyi

Funday at Kinyago Dandora Secondary School

International Menstrual Hygiene Day 2024