Who we are
Our Mission
Our mission is to equip every young person with accurate, age-appropriate sexual health knowledge — empowering them to make informed, responsible decisions that protect their wellbeing and future.
Our Vision
We envision a world where all teens understand their bodies, practice consent, engage in healthy relationships, and experience respect, safety, and confidence..
What We Believe
- Knowledge is a right, not a privilege.
- Body autonomy starts with understanding.
- Honest conversation reduces shame and risk.
- Parents and teens both need tools and support.
- Cultural sensitivity matters.
Our Story
MyHealthMyLife was founded to address a real and urgent need: teens often lack a safe, trusted space to learn about sexual health. Many rely on peers, social media, or misinformation. We started simple — with small workshops and listening sessions — then expanded into full curricula, peer mentoring, parent education, and youth leadership programs.
Today, we work with schools, churches, clinics, and community partners to bring comprehensive sexual health education to where teens already are.
Our Partner
Dr. Clotilde Monguya is a senior adviser and board member for leading NGOs in the United States and Africa, Dr. Monguya maintains consultative status with the United Nations ECOSOC, working collaboratively with organizations including the World Bank, WHO, UN Women, and ECOSOC. Her career reflects successful partnerships with governments, faith communities, academic institutions, and grassroots organizations to advance projects supporting health, education, and social development in line with the Sustainable Development Goals.
Dr. Monguya is a respected global health diplomat and strategist, offering technical guidance and capacity-building to institutions and communities worldwide. Her social entrepreneurship has driven impactful initiatives, mobilizing resources to improve healthcare delivery in Belgium and across urban and rural settings in Sub-Saharan Africa.
A passionate advocate for gender equity and underserved communities, Dr. Monguya excels as a public speaker and mentor, training healthcare and social workers to drive meaningful change. Fluent in French, Lingala, and English, she thrives in multicultural settings and is celebrated for her commitment to bridging gaps and empowering others.
Her humanitarian contributions have been recognized with several awards, including the 2023 United States President’s Volunteer Service Award. Beyond her professional achievements, Dr. Monguya is the mother of two adults, an avid reader, a dedicated volunteer, and a world traveler who values engaging with diverse cultures and communities.
Clotilde Monguya, MD, MPH
International Health Diplomat, Advocate
& Social Entrepreneur