
Serah Malaba
Co-CEO of Tiko, a Nairobi-based public health leader working to protect adolescent girls in Africa from HIV, unintended pregnancy, and gender-based violence.
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Sep 16, 2026
Building a Future HIV Response
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Serah MalabaGUEST
So as a service delivery organization, I can speak about what losses look like from the lens of the girls that we serve and what the loss looks like in terms of the health system that we try to interconnect and make work for adolescent girls.

Serah MalabaGUEST
So the disruption and its af-aftermath looks like this for adolescent girls in urban and peri-urban areas where we work.

Serah MalabaGUEST
And when I talk about girl-centric care, I mean that places where girls prefer to go for services, the types of service delivery that met them where they live or where they are at, are completely wiped away.

Serah MalabaGUEST
What we also saw is that what girls love and young people love, which is peer-led models, were completely defunded.
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Laura FergusonHOST
So can you tell us a little bit about what integrated care really looks like when it works from your perspective?