Lwala works to improve access to and utilization of essential health services for women and girls in Kenya. They create a future where Kenya’s health system is gender-equitable and responsive to the needs of women and girls. This means that:

• Every woman and girl have access to high-quality health services at the community and facility levels.
• Women who provide essential health care are valued and compensated.
• Communities are decision-makers in their own health care, with women equally represented in community accountability mechanisms.
• Health facilities are equipped with the training and tools to provide high-quality care to women and girls, rebuilding trust in the health system.
• Health systems and policies are designed with leadership and input from women and girls.