Introduction
The year 2025 marked a period of exceptional growth, innovation, and impact for SAYE Company as we advanced our mission to empower adolescents, support teen mothers, and expand access to accurate, youth-friendly Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights (SRHR) education. Over the past eight years, SAYE has reached an estimated 12,313 people through a combination of community events, school programs, creative performances, campaigns, and services delivered at the Kigali Menstruation Station demonstrating sustained and deepening community impact.
In 2025, we strengthened core programs, scaled our reach, and introduced innovative approaches that foster dignity, confidence, and long-term transformation. Our work extended across schools, communities, digital platforms, and households, ensuring that young people are equipped with the knowledge and tools to make informed decisions about their health and futures. These efforts were amplified through strategic partnerships and collaborations with schools, libraries, youth networks, funders, and civil society organizations, reinforcing collective ownership and shared impact.
Our digital presence continued to grow significantly, reflecting strong public engagement and visibility. Across social media platforms, SAYE achieved over 6.3 million total views, reached 3.4 million accounts, and generated more than 50,000 cumulative likes and engagements clear indicators of consistent community interaction, growing awareness, and measurable digital influence.
From empowering peer educators through LTAU Clubs, creating safe and healing spaces for teen mothers, launching impactful digital tools, and expanding vocational and creative pathways, to gaining recognition on regional innovation platforms, 2025 demonstrated what is possible when passion meets purpose.
This report presents the milestones, stories, partnerships, and measurable achievements that defined the year, reaffirming SAYE's commitment to transparency, excellence, and meaningful, people-centered impact.
Priority SDGs
Good Health and Well Being
Promoting sexual and reproductive health education and providing access to menstrual hygiene products.
Quality Education
Offering educational programs and materials on sexual and reproductive health topics.
Gender Equality
By empowering adolescent girls through programs like the Sewing Incubation Center and providing education on menstrual health and hygiene, Saye Company contributes to advancing gender equality (SDG 5) and empowering all women and girls.
Decent Work Economic Growth
The Sewing Incubation Center and Saye Home Decor Shops provide employment opportunities and economic empowerment for youth and teen mothers, contributing to SDG 8's goal of promoting sustained, inclusive, and sustainable economic growth, full and productive employment, and decent work for all.
LTAU
CLUBS
A total of 239 adolescents participated in LTAU Clubs across 4 schools and LTAU station. GS KABUGA/ICYEREKEZO, LTAU club members trained 500 students from their school about SRH.
LTAU Clubs engaged hundreds of adolescents across schools, equipping them with SRH knowledge and enabling them to train their peers with confidence and accuracy.
Kigali
Menstruation
station
The Kigali Menstruation Station continued to transform menstrual health education through interactive learning, hands-on demonstrations, and accessible digital tools.
A total of 536 people visited the Kigali Menstruation Station this year. The visitors included the AHF Deputy Chief Director, NAF grantees, I Will Stand International, students from the African Leadership University, and many other stakeholders and community members, reflecting strong interest and engagement in menstrual health and advocacy initiatives.
Saye
Vocational
Station
This year Saye launched its second station, known as Saye Vocational Station, to equip teen mothers with skills.
In partnership with the AIDS Healthcare Foundation (AHF), Saye expanded its flagship URUGERO Program.
