The Siaya National Polytechnic is excited to announce the Third Peer Counsellors Day, scheduled for 19th June 2026 a special event dedicated to empowering students with knowledge, support, and life‑changing skills. All trainees are invited to join this transformative session, designed to promote wellness, responsibility, and leadership within the student community.
This year’s event will feature a rich lineup of topics facilitated by trained professionals and experienced mentors, ensuring every participant walks away informed, inspired, and better equipped to navigate everyday challenges.
Participants will explore the importance of emotional well‑being, stress management, and maintaining a healthy mindset. The session will provide practical tips on recognizing signs of mental health struggles and seeking help early.
Students will gain accurate, stigma‑free information about HIV/AIDS prevention, testing, treatment, and living positively. The goal is to strengthen awareness and foster a responsible, informed community.
This segment will address the causes, types, and impact of GBV. Attendees will learn how to identify abusive behaviors, support survivors, and advocate for safer spaces both on and off campus.
The session will cover essential topics such as sexual health, family planning, menstrual hygiene, and general reproductive wellness—empowering trainees to make informed decisions about their bodies.
Participants will learn about common NCDs such as diabetes, hypertension, and cancer. Facilitators will highlight prevention strategies, healthy lifestyle choices, and early screening practices.
This inspiring segment will focus on building confidence, nurturing talent, and creating opportunities for personal growth. Students will be guided on setting goals, overcoming challenges, and taking advantage of mentorship programs that help shape strong future leaders.
The Peer Counsellors Day is more than just an event—it’s an investment in the well-being and future of every trainee. Such programs play a vital role in:
Students learn to recognize mental health concerns and support one another in caring, non-judgmental ways.
Through open conversations, myths surrounding sensitive topics like HIV/AIDS and GBV are dismantled.
Participants receive guidance on managing their physical, emotional, and social health responsibly.
By fostering mentorship and empowerment, the event nurtures a culture of leadership, empathy, and positive influence.
Knowledge gained from the event prepares students for real-life challenges beyond the classroom.
The Third Peer Counsellors Day promises to be informative, supportive, and transformative. All students are encouraged to attend and take advantage of the opportunity to learn, engage, and grow.
Together, let’s build a healthier, stronger, and more empowered TSNP community.