Kenko Health Club
Empowering Students. Strengthening Schools. Saving Lives.
The Kenko School Health Club Programme equips students with practical health knowledge, leadership skills, and the confidence to become health advocates within their schools and communities.
12 Months
3 Phases
21 Activities
Phase 1
My Health, My Power!
Establish the School Health Club within the school ecosystem and introduce students to the importance of health, leadership, and community impact.
Months 1–4
Phase 1 Journey
Awareness & Launch
Phase 1 introduces health awareness and the club vision, encouraging student participation and creative expression. Activities kick off with the Health Club launch, member registration, and interactive talks exploring what it means to be healthy across body, mind, and social aspects.
Hygiene Education
Students are educated on vital personal hygiene practices, including oral, menstrual, and body care, alongside water, sanitation, and hygiene (WASH) principles. They engage in practical handwashing demonstrations, peer-led drama about daily habits, and monthly hygiene inspection games.
Community Action
To build communication skills and express personal health challenges, students participate in a 'My Health, My Power' poster competition and lead a community sensitisation walk within the school compound. These activities ultimately drive improved hygiene habits and increased club enrolment.
Phase 2
Healthy Habits, Healthy Life!
This phase moves students from awareness to action. Through hands-on training, peer education, and leadership development, participants gain practical skills they can use in school, at home, and within their communities.
Months 5–8
Hands-On Training
This phase moves students from awareness to action. Through hands-on training, participants gain practical skills they can use in school, at home, and within their communities.
Topics Include
Practical skill application
Interactive exercises
Awareness to action
01
Hands-On Training
02
Peer Education
03
Leadership Development
Phase 3
I Am a Health Leader!
In the final phase of the School Health Club Programme, students put their knowledge and leadership skills into practice. They transition from participants to advocates, leading initiatives that promote healthier behaviors, raise awareness, celebrate achievements, and create sustainable change.
Term 3 · Months 9–12
Health Leadership & Advocacy
Empowers students to become health ambassadors who advocate for community health awareness, practice leadership, and inspire positive peer action.
02
Student-Led Assembly & Expo
03
Awards & Recognition
04
Sustainability & Future Planning
Curriculum
A curriculum designed for life beyond the classroom
The School Health Club curriculum combines practical health education, life-saving skills, and leadership development to help students make informed decisions and become advocates for healthier communities.
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Hygiene & Sanitation
Teaching students how daily hygiene practices help prevent illness and promote healthier living.
Personal Hygiene
Waste Management
Nutrition & Healthy Living
Helping students understand the importance of balanced nutrition and healthy lifestyle choices.
Mental Health & Wellbeing
Creating awareness around emotional wellbeing and promoting healthy coping strategies.
K
First Aid & Emergency
Response
Learn essential first aid skills and emergency response techniques that empower students to act confidently, provide immediate support, and promote safety during everyday emergencies.
Respond with Confidence
Promote a Safer Community
Programme Impact
The School Health Club Programme goes beyond awareness. It equips students with practical knowledge, leadership skills, and the confidence to influence positive health behaviours within their schools and communities.
3,300+
Students Engaged
15
Schools (Lagos & Abuja)
12
Communities Served
1,500+
Students Trained
School Health Club Workshops
Phase 1 · Months 1–4
Personal Hygiene & WASH Demonstrations
Interactive handwashing demonstrations, disease prevention talks, and peer-led hygiene skits. Students learn body, oral, and menstrual hygiene while participating in school community walks.
Frequently Asked Questions
Quick answers to the most common questions
Anyone with a genuine desire to make a difference. Our volunteers include healthcare professionals, students, educators, content creators, and community members. We match your skills and availability to roles across education, field outreach, content, communications, and logistics.
No. While healthcare professionals strengthen our clinical activities, most of our work — health education, school engagement, campaigns, logistics, and communications — is open to everyone. We provide orientation and guidance for every role.
Reach out to us via WhatsApp or email with your school's name and location. Our team will arrange a conversation with your school leadership, walk you through the Kenko Health Club programme, and agree a start date. We handle the structure, materials, and trained instructors — your school provides the students and a supervising teacher.
Donations fund our programme delivery — educational materials, first aid and training supplies, sanitary kits for our menstrual hygiene campaigns, outreach logistics, and volunteer support. We publish monthly impact highlights so supporters can see exactly what their contribution achieves.
Distance is no barrier. Diaspora supporters contribute through donations, professional expertise, remote volunteering in content and communications, and connecting us with partners and funders. Contact us and we'll find the right fit.
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