These programs aim to promote youth participation in political and governance processes grounded in the rule of law, constitutionalism, civic engagement, human rights defence and social accountability at both County and National Government levels.

We engage in constructive initiatives focused on;
1. Promoting positive masculinity
2. Development of healthy gender identities and relationships
3. Promotion of intergenerational, interreligious tolerance, cultural diversity and peaceful co-existence
4. Preventing and countering violent extremism by tackling hate, mis-information and polarization across the religious, cultural, ethnic and political divides.
5. Championing against government excesses while safeguarding the human rights of all citizens.

KMYA believes that Health is a basic "Human Right" and that efforts should be made to ensure this right is attained by every citizen and most importantly, the youth and women. Through tailored custom health programs, we support the government efforts in delivering health services to the youth and women through capacity building, advocacy, research, awareness creation and targeted communication. Intervention areas include;
1. Communicable diseases
2. Non-communicable diseases
3. Adolescent and Youth Sexual Reproductive Health
4. Family Planning (Child Spacing)

The Livelihoods and Economic empowerment programme overall goal is to contribute to increased employability and income generation potential for disadvantaged and vulnerable youth in Kenya. Its objectives include;
1. Increased number of youth accessing financial services for their enterprise development
2. Improved capacities of youth and marginalised groups (women) in enterprise development
3. Enhanced capacity and skills among youth on access and retainment to existing livelihoods opportunities
3. Increased public and private partnerships (PPP) for sustained labour market opportunities availability for skilled youth and women.
4. Availability of responsive policies, frameworks, and laws that promote participation of youth, women and disadvantages groups in formal and informal labour markets.

Interventions in this area aim to capacity build affected youth, religious and community leaders and provide opportunities to enhance their public engagement and peace-building skills on peace building in order to promote ethnic cohesion, intergenerational and interreligious tolerance, cultural diversity and peaceful co-existence.

KMYA Advocacy, Media and Awareness creation initiatives are designed to;

1.    Widen the social accountability mechanism in Kenya.
2.    Provide platforms for constructive engagement in policy formulation actions, information dissemination and capacity building to citizens.
3.    Provide constant checks and appraisals of duty bearers performance in positions of authority
4.    Holding power-holders to account pursuant to the provisions of Article 10 of the Constitution of Kenya 2010 which demand, among other things, citizen participation in public policy formulation and legislation.