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Afya Glow is a health blog created by Anuri Mabel to empower readers with life-saving health knowledge. We share tips on symptoms, prevention, and women’s health, focusing on common but often ignored issues.


Our mission is to make health education simple, relatable, and accessible


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Boundaries Are Biblical: Teaching Girls to Say No Without Guilt

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  Power Her – Say No to Early Pregnancy Submitted   by : Anuri Mabel Organization/Initiative : Afya Glow by Anuri Mabel Location : Kenya Nakuru county  Email : anurimabel@gmail.com Phone : +254727340124 Date : 05/07/25 🌟 1.  Campaign Overview Power Her is a grassroots awareness and empowerment campaign aimed at preventing early and unintended pregnancy among girls aged 10–19. Our vision is to raise a generation of girls who are confident, informed, and in control of their future. 🎯 2.  Objectives Educate girls on reproductive health, rights, and choices. Mobilize communities to protect girls from early pregnancy and child marriage. Equip girls with life skills and mentorship for personal growth. Promote girl-led advocacy to change harmful societal norms. 👩‍👧 3.  Target Group Adolescent girls (10–19 years) in [Name specific county/region] Parents, teachers, and religious/community leaders Vulnerable girls at risk of dropping out of school due to pregnanc...
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