We held our monthly planning and review meeting to reflect on progress and strengthen our monitoring efforts. During the meeting, the team reviewed achievements, discussed challenges, and analyzed reports to track progress and identify gaps.

With support Plan International Kenya we trained our staff and volunteers on evidence-based advocacy, strengthening their capacity to identify community challenges, collect credible data, and use evidence to influence policy and decision-making in climate change.

We had a SACCO governance training attended by the County Cooperative Officer who guided members on leadership roles, financial accountability, regulatory compliance, record-keeping, and the importance of transparency in cooperative management.

We met with the Tuwajali Wajane team and developed concrete plans on how to boost women’s economic empowerment through the SACCO, while also strengthening the prevention of and response to gender-based violence (GBV). It was a fruitful and highly productive meeting.

We hosted mentors from Lamu County under the Lamu Ubuntu Mentorship Program for a benchmarking visit at Tuwajali Wajane Kwale SACCO. 🌿 The exchange focused on SACCO governance, women’s economic empowerment, and regional collaboration to strengthen financial inclusion for widows.

In Mivumoni, 3 widows’ groups are rising! 2 groups received start-up capital through the Jasiri Program, while 1 group got monthly support kits to boost their businesses. We’ll keep walking with widows until we restore their dignity and economic independence.

We recently held a training session for staff and volunteers on monitoring, evaluation, and reporting skills. The training focused on building the capacity of the team to effectively track activities, measure progress, assess and project impact. #untilwerestoretheirdignity

In partnership with Embassy of Sweden, CREAW has signed agreements with 7 Women’s Rights Organizations from Tharaka-Nithi, Narok, Nairobi, Meru, and Marsabit counties whose work focuses on advancing gender equality in various focus areas including; addressing GBV, promoting Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights (SRHR) and young Women in leadership. With only 0.13% of official development Assistance (ODA) reaching WROs, this partnership is a game-changer. It localizes funding, strengthens feminist leadership, and supports Women-Led organizations closer to the problem to be closer to the solutions ensuring resources reach those driving change at the community level. We are exited about this partnership; by-investing in local women led organization, we are growing a vibrant ecosystem and promoting sustainable change in our communities. #WROs

CREAW remains committed to maintaining the highest standards of ethical conduct and integrity in all our operations. Flag any unethical behavior, abuse or exploitation through any of these channels: Safeguarding toll free line 254 704338759 Email: Safeguarding@creawkenya.org or Fill in the incident Reporting Form: ee.kobotoolbox.org/x/hzAt5rr…

In honor of Menstrual Hygiene Day, we collaborated with @WorldVisionKE to promote menstrual health and awareness at Mpopong primary school.We didn’t just hand out hygiene kits,we handed girls the right to understand and love their bodies.This is what real change looks like✊🏽🩸

Are you or do you know a young woman aged 18–35 years who is affected by or at risk of gender-based violence? CREAW and Kibondeni College have partnered to offer fully sponsored hospitality and housekeeping courses for young women in Nairobi County. Courses available are: 🍽️ Food & Beverage Production 🍽️ Food & Beverage Service 🧹 Housekeeping This program targets young women who are survivors or at risk of GBV including those facing harmful social norms, teenage mothers, refugees, and others experiencing vulnerability. 👉 You can register by scanning the QR code attached on the poster. #YoungAfricaWorks

In a period-friendly world, everyone has access to period-friendly facilities. #PeriodFriendlyWorld #MHDay2025

Today, CREAW in partnership with ForumCiv, held a powerful Menstrual Hygiene Day 2025 commemoration at Mukuru, Nairobi! This event themed “Together for a #PeriodFriendlyWorld " brought together adolescent girls and boys from Makadara and Starehe constituencies, youth groups, and partners to engage in a meaningful conversations on ending period stigma, promoting menstrual awareness and building inclusive spaces towards enhancing menstrual dignity for women and girls. We remain committed to creating a world where periods are not a barrier to health, education, or dignity. #MHDay2025

He has risen! Happy Easter Dear Kenyans!

My heart sunk for the angel and for him.. Let's repost until something happens...

I don't know who this is but just RT WIDELY

You can’t keep pouring in a Cup that never fills up or else you will dry yourself to empty You can only do wat you can for others but always remember be selfish for your self sanity and good Bye

The democratic battle lines have today been drawn with clarity. Henceforth it will be the People of Kenya v the Oppressors of Kenyans. I chose to be with the People of Kenya under President David Kenani Maraga.

After celebrating the conman wanarudi kwa Nyumba za Mabati kawangware, wenye hawana fare watafoot, back to miserable life of surviving on one meal per day. Change or perish

Big problems require bold ideas & greater collaboration.This week,we are privileged to partner with 15 Community based orgs &Women's Rights Orgs from Nairobi, Mombasa, Kilifi, Nyeri, & Meru Counties to strengthen our collective efforts towards ending gender-based violence.