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Christine Oluoch

Program Coordinator
Christine Oluoch is a Program Coordinator at Tunza Dada, where she leads and supports initiatives focused on advancing menstrual health, dignity, and overall well-being for young women and girls. She is passionate about creating safe, relatable spaces where girls can access information, ask questions, and feel empowered to take charge of their health and futures.
Her work involves coordinating community outreach programs, school engagements, and awareness sessions that address menstrual health, mental well-being, and the everyday challenges girls face. Christine is particularly driven by the need to break stigma, promote open conversations, and ensure that no girl is left behind due to lack of access to essential resources.
Her work involves coordinating community outreach programs, school engagements, and awareness sessions that address menstrual health, mental well-being, and the everyday challenges girls face. Christine is particularly driven by the need to break stigma, promote open conversations, and ensure that no girl is left behind due to lack of access to essential resources.
With a strong background in gender advocacy and youth engagement, she brings a people-centered approach to her work. blending education, empathy, and practical support to create meaningful impact at the community level.
Christine holds a Bachelor’s degree in Gender and Development Studies from Kenyatta University and remains committed to building programs that are not only impactful, but also responsive to the real needs of the girls and communities she serves.