Welcome to episode 2 of Season 2 on CTRH Podcast. Here, as you know, we continue to have real conversations intended to make an actual difference.   Today, we continue to hold space for the youth to speak their minds and candidly share their personal perspectives, lived experiences & actual needs so that we are better placed and advised on how to truly make a difference for them.   This is the second part of the candid conversation I had with a group of Gen Zs, 3 amazing students from Kenyatta University, Grace, Carren and Steven. Today, as part of our ongoing Spotlight Series, we get into the incredible work being done by the Kenyatta University’s Peer Counsellors program. There is so much to learn from these young people and so much other Universities in Kenya stand to learn from this unique and quite successful program. So tune in and let’s hear just how its making an impact on its student’s lives at university and the hands on role that students take in safe guarding their own and their peers sexual and reproductive health and wellness.   Grace Murigi is a student at the Kenyatta University (KU) and  the Secretary of the KU Peer counselors    Connect with Grace: @grace.murigi on IG and @irrizMurigi on TikTok   Carren Okello is also a student at KU.   Connect with Carren: @carrenokello on Facebook & TikTok   Steven Obiero is a student at KU and the Chairperson of the KU Peer counselors, LC, SFL Kenya.   Connect with Steven:  @stobisofty on Facebook and Steven Otieno on LinkedIn   How can you support this podcast?   Subscribe & Rate this episode, Share & leave a comment.   Find the episode on YouTube:.                                                                                      https://www.youtube.com/@dr.claire.kinuthia-CTRH   Continue the conversation with me on:   Instagram   https://instagram.com/dr.claire.kinuthia?igshid=NzZlODBkYWE4Ng==   TikTok   https://www.tiktok.com/@dr.claire.kinuthia?_t=8fV6A1bom0c&_r=1   Facebook   https://www.facebook.com/dr.claire.kinuthia?mibextid=LQQJ4d   #CTRHPodcast #kenyanyouth #genZ #ourfutureleaders #unlearning, #relearning #Edutainment #conversationstarter #debunkingmyths #sexualhealth #reproductivehealth #mentalhealth #healthandwellness