Teenage Mother SHA Registration Assistance
Helping a young mother get registered for SHA?
Respectful, private assistance with SHA registration for young mothers — and the parents or guardians helping them.
What are you experiencing?
Pick the one closest to you — there's no wrong answer.
How SHA Desk helps
- 1Understand your situation
- 2Review the relevant information
- 3Identify the appropriate assistance
- 4Help you with the next step
Decisions are made through the official SHA process — SHA Desk assists you through it.
You may be dealing with this if…
- “I'm under 18 and have a baby.”
- “I want my daughter and grandchild covered.”
- “I don't know where to start.”
What could be causing the issue?
- Questions about age and documentation
- Registering mother and child together
- Not knowing which pathway applies
Every case is different — these are common possibilities, not a diagnosis.
Not seeing your exact SHA issue?
Tell us what's happening and we'll help you understand where it fits.
Talk to SHA DeskWhat SHA Desk can assist with
- 01
Understanding the registration pathway in plain language
- 02
Working out what documents may be relevant
- 03
Assisting a parent or guardian helping out
- 04
Handling everything respectfully and privately
What may be relevant to your situation
- The mother's age and any documents she has
- The baby's birth notification or certificate, if available
- Who is helping with the registration
Requirements depend on your case and can change. We'll confirm what applies to you.
Questions people commonly ask
Managed by Cyber Kenya. SHA Desk is an independent private service provider and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or operated by the Social Health Authority or the Government of Kenya.