Unplanned pregnancies pose significant challenges for teenagers in Rwanda, often hindering their education and future prospects. Many affected girls face dire consequences, including abortion or severe emotional distress. The Heza Initiative aims to address these issues by providing comprehensive sexual and reproductive health education to secondary school girls, particularly in the Rwanda's 12-year basic education schools. Heza initiative will conduct awareness campaigns to re-establish the importance of girls' rooms in schools, which are often neglected and stigmatized. The initiative will educate both boys and girls about respect for each other's uniqueness and provide essential hygiene supplies like pads and soaps. Sessions will be split into two parts: one for all students, and another exclusively for girls. The foundation will also distribute informative posters and cards with resources for further inquiries. Inspired by personal stories, such as that of Clarisse who is like my own sister, she faced early pregnancies due to lack of knowledge ,guidance and support. Menya seeks to tackle all of that struggles and create a safe environment for future generations. By starting in districts with high teenage pregnancy rates, the initiative aims for over 95% participation and will use feedback questionnaires to assess knowledge and improve outcomes.