Every year, thousands of girls miss school because they lack access to basic menstrual hygiene products. This absence affects their education, confidence, and future opportunities. The Keyang Tipin Care for Girls Foundation is stepping up to change this reality with its 2026 Virtual Pad Drive. Our goal is to provide a year’s supply of sanitary pads to girls at Cheposekek High School and partner schools by raising enough funds to supply over 4,000 packs of pads this year. Last

This Valentine’s Day, we invite you to share a different kind of love—one that protects, empowers, and creates a lasting legacy.

In this month's newsletter, learn how your contributions will help girls stay in school!

In this special edition newsletter, we invite you to travel with us to the beautiful Pokot County, Kenya.

Josephine Murgor, CEO and Founder of Keyang Tipin Care for Girls Foundation, accepted the Health & Wellbeing Advocate Award

In this newsletter you will find results from our community survey and upcoming programming.

In many communities worldwide, especially in regions like Kenya where our nonprofit, Keyang Tipin Foundation, operates, the lack of...

We are excited to welcome the girls back from break and to continue programming as they finish up their second school term. The Keyang...

Menstrual Health Day: A Day of Empowerment and Education in Chepnyal On Menstrual Health Day, the Keyang Tipin field team, in...