Throughout the academic year, the S.H.E. College Fund organizes weekend-long seminars with a focus on expanding knowledge on critical issues and building life skills for future success.

“The seminars and talks organized by S.H.E. have been enlightening and empowering. The job preparation seminars have equipped me with essential skills and knowledge necessary for a successful transition into the workforce. Additionally, discussions on topics like reproductive health have been crucial in fostering a deeper understanding of important issues that directly impact my well-being as a young woman.”

- Mariamu Gilisho, A S.H.E. Student

Examples of Workshops Offered

Reproductive Health

Interactive workshops to empower S.H.E. students with knowledge and skills to make informed decisions about their reproductive well-being.

    • Increase awareness and understanding of reproductive health issues.

    • Reduce misconceptions, stigma, and myths surrounding reproductive health.

    • Encourage healthy behaviors and informed choices regarding sexual and reproductive matters.

    • Enhance students' ability to access reproductive health services confidently.

Job Readiness and Career Pathways

Recurring workshops to equip S.H.E. students with the skills, knowledge, and confidence needed to navigate the job market and pursue fulfilling careers.

    • Improve students’ employability and job-search skills.

    • Provide guidance on various career options and pathways.

    • Foster confidence and professionalism among women students.

    • Enhance understanding of workplace expectations and environment.

    • Empower students to plan and manage their careers effectively.

Navigating College and Campus Life

Hands-on workshops to support S.H.E. students in building resilience, leadership, and healthy habits as they transition into higher education.

    • Equip students with practical skills for adapting to and thriving in college life.

    • Promote awareness of personal safety, health, and well-being.

    • Foster leadership, confidence, and peer support.

    • Address challenges such as peer pressure, gender-based violence, and mental health.

    • Encourage responsible decision-making and respectful relationships.

Budgeting and Managing Money

Practical workshops to equip S.H.E. students with financial literacy skills for their tertiary education and building a strong foundation for their future.

    • Empower students to make informed financial decisions, reduce financial stress, and gain a sense of control over their money.

    • Help students sustain themselves throughout their college years by effectively managing their limited resources.

    • Lay the groundwork for long-term financial well-being beyond college, including saving, investing, and career planning.

    • Address the specific financial challenges and opportunities faced by college students in Kenya, including understanding local economic conditions, common scams, and available financial services.

    • Acknowledge and address any unique financial considerations or challenges that may disproportionately affect young women in Kenya, such as cultural expectations around money, entrepreneurship opportunities, or potential vulnerabilities.