About Us
About Us
Restoring dignity. Renewing hope. Rekindling futures
Phoenix Support Initiative (Phoenix) is a community-based organization dedicated to restoring dignity, hope, and opportunity to teenage mothers, persons with disabilities, and other marginalized groups across Kenya. Since 2021, we have walked with vulnerable individuals through rehabilitation, counselling, SRH education, skills training, and reintegration — ensuring everyone gets a second chance to rise.
Over the years, our work has included supporting babies born to teenage mothers, running annual outreach programs at St. Angela School for the Deaf, conducting SRH and GBV awareness sessions, and providing dignity kits to reduce shame and improve school retention. Our engagements with homes such as Busia Home for Babies and Precious Virginia Home for children with severe cerebral palsy reflect our commitment to embracing those often forgotten by society.
In 2025, Phoenix expanded its mission to include SRH accessibility for persons with disabilities after identifying critical gaps in community health and inclusion. Our programs now support PWDs, PWD teenage mothers, and vulnerable girls through inclusive education, community outreach, and partnerships.
At Phoenix, we believe in transformation, restoration, and the power of rising from the ashes.
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Successful Projects Finished
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Years of experience with proud
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People Impacted
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Colleagues % Counting more daily
Why We Exist
Across communities, teenage mothers and persons with disabilities often face stigma, isolation, and barriers to education, healthcare, and opportunity. Phoenix Support Initiative walks with them—restoring dignity, renewing hope, and creating pathways to independence.
A society where teenage mothers, persons with disabilities, and marginalized groups are empowered to live healthy, dignified, and self-reliant lives
To empower teenage mothers and persons with disabilities through inclusive SRH education, psychosocial support, rehabilitation, skills training, and community-driven initiatives that restore dignity, strengthen resilience, and create equal opportunities
- Rehabilitate and reintegrate teenage mothers through counselling, mentorship, education support, and economic empowerment.
- Improve access to SRH information and services for teenage mothers and persons with disabilities.
- Promote disability inclusion in healthcare, education, and community programs.
- Provide mental health and psychosocial support for young mothers, PWDs, and their families.
- Offer income-generating skills and training to strengthen independence and reduce vulnerability.
- Advocate against stigma and discrimination, and raise awareness on the rights and dignity of marginalized groups.
- Engage communities and stakeholders to create sustainable support systems.
- Identify gaps through research and community feedback to design responsive and impactful programs.
Phoenix Support Initiative
Who we are
Phoenix Support Initiative is a community-based organisation dedicated to empowering teenage mothers, adolescents, and youth in Kenya. We focus on reintegration, mentorship, skills training, and psychosocial support to ensure young mothers rebuild their confidence, return to school, and rise to their full potential. Through SRH education, dignity kit drives, and community outreach, we also support schools, children with disabilities, and vulnerable families — restoring dignity one life at a time.
Phoenix Support Initiative (Phoenix) was founded with a mission to support teenage mothers through rescue, rehabilitation, and reintegration. The foundation was built on hope, restoration, and “arising from the ashes
Started community outreach to Busia Home for Babies, an institution hosting children born to teenage mothers.
Provided donations, food items, and emotional support.
Began engagement with schools in the region on SRH and teenage pregnancy awareness
Strengthened partnerships, especially with St. Angela School for the Deaf, offering SRH talks, guidance and counselling, pad drives, and GBV awareness sessions.
The school noted improved openness among students and a significant decrease in teenage pregnancy cases.
Expanded compassion work to Precious Virginia Home for children with severe cerebral palsy — sharing love, essential supplies, and emotional warmth.
Conducted sessions at Mukuru kwa Ruben with teenage mothers navigating life in informal settlements — offering SRH information, counselling, and donations
Continued annual visits and pad drives at St. Angela School for the Deaf.
Second major outreach to Busia Home for Babies with food donations and care items.
Joined community partners to clothe students in rural areas, providing school uniforms, sanitary towels, and boxers, reducing shame and absenteeism while spreading SRH knowledge.
After research, Phoenix expanded its mandate to include SRH accessibility and empowerment for persons with disabilities, including PWD teenage mothers.
Launched community surveys to gather lived experiences and inform program design for sustainable, inclusive impact.