Welcome to DARE Organization!
It’s a privilege to have you here! I’m truly honored to welcome you to our online home, a space dedicated to showcase our work, amplify community voices with youth leadership at the forefront, advancing health equity, and daring to imagine a world where everyone can access equitable health services.
DARE was founded on the belief that sustainable real change starts at the community level! We believe that communities hold the power to drive meaningful change and that young people are not just the future, but the present leaders of that change… Whether you’re a young or seasoned advocate, partner organization, researcher, or simply someone passionate about social justice and health equity, we’re glad you’re here.
As you explore our platform, I hope you’ll find inspiration, resources, and opportunities to learn, grow, connect, collaborate, and take action.
DARE with us!
In purpose and partnership,
Dr Lilian Benjamin Mwakyosi, Executive Director.
Our Impact Areas
Differentiated Service Delivery
We take health services beyond the clinic into communities, phones, and the hands of those who need them most. Our approach is flexible, people-centred, and grounded in real-life needs.
Advocacy
We champion the power of youth and community voices to shape policies that matter. From local action to national influence, we push for bold, inclusive, and sustainable change.
Research
We believe in asking the right questions and listening closely. Our research helps us understand realities on the ground and drive smarter, community-informed solutions that actually work.
Edutainment
We educate through vibe, not lectures. By blending learning with creativity, we spark conversations and inspire action because learning sticks better when it’s fun.
Youth Engagement & Mentorship
Young people don’t just participate, they lead. We equip youth with the tools, skills, and platforms to raise their voices, shape solutions, and mentor the next wave of changemakers.
Identifying the need for meaningful engagement of the communities in solving social-health issues.
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