CREAW Kenya

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Happy Mothers Day to all mothers. We love💕 and appreciate you all. #MothersDay2026

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Today, we honor the women who work paid, unpaid, seen, and unseen. From the markets to the offices, from care work in our homes to leadership in our communities, women in Kenya continue to hold up the economy, often without recognition, protection, or fair pay. This Labour Day, we are not just celebrating work we are demanding dignity. Equal pay. Safe workplaces. Recognition of care work. Opportunities that don’t come at the cost of our wellbeing. Because a just economy must work for women fully, fairly, and unapologetically. #LabourDayKE #FeministFuture #DecentWorkNow #WomenAtWork

We were honored to host Gunilla Carlsson and Hanna Carlsson from the Embassy of Sweden at the Mukuru Suluhisho Centre during their visit to Kenya for the World Health Summit (WHS) Nairobi. The visit created space to engage on the realities of Gender-Based Violence (GBV) in Kenya, including prevention, response, and referral pathways within community and health facility settings, while connecting with frontline teams supporting survivors. #GBV

CREAW had the privilege of hosting a delegation from the Limpopo Provincial Legislature (South Africa) during their study tour to Kenya providing a powerful platform to showcase our work in advancing women’s rights and addressing Gender-Based Violence and Femicide (GBVF). Hosted at the Mukuru Outreach Centre, the visit offered a practical demonstration of CREAW’s integrated, community-centered approach. By linking GBVF prevention and response to the health facility, the Centre model illustrated how survivors can access holistic, survivor-centered services including referrals, psychosocial support, and legal pathways within a safe and accessible space. Through this engagement, CREAW highlighted its grassroots interventions, survivor-centered programming, and sustained advocacy efforts that continue to shape prevention, response, and accountability. The dialogue, complemented by insights from key Kenyan institutions, underscored the importance of coordinated, multi-sectoral action spanning policy, law enforcement, data systems, education, and digital spaces in addressing GBVF. By connecting community realities to institutional responses, the engagement strengthened cross-country learning and reaffirmed CREAW’s role in championing innovative, collaborative approaches to ending GBVF and advancing gender equality. #EndGBV #EqualityInAction

What happens when economic empowerment is integrated with survivor support? 👍 Better justice retention. 👍 Stronger recovery. 👍 Long-term protection. In 2025, we trained 4,129 women, provided KES 27.5M+ in grants and KES 4.2M in loans, and expanded skilling pathways for young women thus demonstrating the power of an integrated approach. Explore more in our 2025 Annual Report. home.creaw.org/2026/04/07/cre…

What happens when we trust women’s rights organisations with flexible funding? They lead. They respond. They innovate. In 2025, we provided KES 334,960,675 in sub-grants, including KES 31.5 million in flexible funding to 24 WROs, enabling rapid, community-led responses where they are needed most. Because those closest to the issues are closest to the solutions. Engage with our 2025 Annual Report to learn more. home.creaw.org/2026/04/07/cre…

What does adolescent-responsive SRHR look like in practice? 🩺 It looks like healthcare providers who offer respectful, youth-friendly services. 🩺 It looks like health facilities that are accountable to the communities they serve. 🩺 It looks like open conversations that challenge stigma around contraception, consent, and early marriage. In 2025, we worked across six counties to make this possible by training 710 providers, strengthening 59 facilities, and engaging 4,278 community members. Read our 2025 Annual Report to explore the full story. home.creaw.org/2026/04/07/cre…

Ending GBV requires leadership at every level, community, institutional, and policy. In 2025, we saw: ✔️ 7,965 survivors access justice ✔️ A 42% increase in reporting ✔️ 1,213 service providers trained ✔️ 3,236 champions mobilised ✔️ Engagement in 8 policies and legal frameworks This is how we continue to strengthen accountability and drive lasting change. Take a moment to read and engage with our 2025 Annual Report. home.creaw.org/2026/04/07/cre…

Beatrice Wambui is a poultry farmer in Nyeri county whose life has transformed since she engaged with the Jasiri Program. As a survivor of domestic violence, Beatrice struggled to make ends meet. Through the program, she underwent counselling support then was taken through financial literacy training. Armed with this knowledge and a grant, she was able to inject it to her small chicken rearing business allowing her to increase her chicken from 100 to 250. This has increased her supply and sales within her locality. Beatrice is now able to take care of her basic needs, pay education costs for her 2 children and medical costs for her ailing mother. The Jasiri Program continues to strengthen the resilience of GBV survivors, expand their access to economic opportunities, and shift social norms to enable adolescent girls and young women (AGYW) to thrive in entrepreneurship and employment. #JasiriProgram #YoungAfricaWorks youtube.com/watch?v=lrCQvb…

23,799 people reached directly. 990,800 reached indirectly. From survivor support to shifting social norms at scale, our 2025 impact reflects both depth and reach. This snapshot is only part of the story. Read our 2025 Annual Report. Engage with it. Share it. home.creaw.org/2026/04/07/cre…

What does it take to sustain impact in challenging times? Our 2025 Annual Report reflects on a year of navigating funding constraints, rising anti-rights movements, and shifting civic space, while still delivering meaningful outcomes for women and girls. From strengthening access to justice to expanding economic empowerment pathways, the lessons are clear: holistic, survivor-centred approaches work. We invite you to read, reflect, and engage with the report. home.creaw.org/2026/04/07/cre…

CREAW wishes you a joyful Easter filled with love, peace, and happiness, and may this season remind you of the power of hope, renewal, and new beginnings. #HappyEaster2026

📣 IKO KAZI📣 CREAW is seeking the services of a qualified consultant to professionally edit and refine the full strategic plan and develop a concise, user-friendly abridged (popular) version for broader dissemination. Click here to apply: tinyurl.com/mvwemx6f 📅Deadline: 3rd April 2026

📣 IKO KAZI📣 CREAW is seeking the services of a qualified consultant to professionally edit and refine the full strategic plan and develop a concise, user-friendly abridged (popular) version for broader dissemination. Click here to apply: tinyurl.com/mvwemx6f 📅Deadline: 3rd April 2026

📣 IKO KAZI📣 CREAW is seeking the services of a qualified consultant to professionally edit and refine the full strategic plan and develop a concise, user-friendly abridged (popular) version for broader dissemination. Click here to apply: tinyurl.com/mvwemx6f 📅Deadline: 3rd April 2026

Adapting violence against women (VAW) prevention programmes across different contexts is central to prevention work. But we rarely see how those adaptations actually unfold in practice. ‘Adaptation Journeys’ is an open-access resource bringing together real cases of VAW prevention adaptations — practical, interactive, and grounded in real world decisions. Explore the journeys here 🔗 adaptationjourneys.com #AdaptationJourneys #VAWPrevention #PracticeBasedLearning

We were glad to join the National GBV Sector working group for the Quarterly meeting where we welcomed Ms Wangeci of @CREAWKenya the co-chair @gender_ke continues to lead the state and non state actors in ending all forms of GBV

CREAW wishes you a joyful Eid Mubarak!🌙 May this Eid al-Fitr bring you peace, happiness, and abundant blessings. #EidAlFitr2026 #EidMubarak

If you have watched our executive director, @musiimee, moderate, then you will agree that she is a powerhouse, deeply grounded in African feminist theory. With her, she carries the kind of presence that not only guides dialogue but transforms it. Join us today for this mind-blowing session titled: "From Gatekeeping To Power-sharing: A reckoning on intergenerational Feminist Leadership." Date: 17th March 2026 Time: 2:30 -4:30 pm EDT Venue: Church Center of the United Nations (CCUN), 2nd Floor #IntergenerationalLeadership #PowerSharing #FeministFutures