LRF exists as a national civil society organization to promote access to justice among the indigent through the import of paralegalism research& policy advocacy
@EsauRiaroh, LRF Executive Director and Mr. Nyakundi, Deputy SG attended a Women in Leadership design session with Heads of Department from the @AGOfficeKenya. This partnership will create a strategy for change to strengthen and scale women’s leadership initiatives.
A heartfelt THANK YOU! 🙏🏾
To everyone who joined us for the launch of the LRF Strategic Plan 2026–2030, thank you for your presence, partnership and shared commitment to advancing access to justice.
The journey continues!
@DiakoniaAfrica@EsauRiaroh@Millieskie@JeffreyKitonyi@KaukuPaul She also emphasised the need for a daycare facility to give children living in the prison environment opportunities to interact with the outside world, access education and experience a more supportive environment for their growth and wellbeing.
We had the privilege of meeting Lydia Mwangi, Officer in Charge at Isiolo Main Prison, alongside the @DiakoniaAfrica team. She took us through LRF’s initiatives at the prison and how they are contributing to improving the lives and wellbeing of inmates.
Yesterday, at Isiolo Women’s Prison, we held a graduation ceremony to award certificates to prison officers in recognition of their valuable contribution as trainers on the United Nations Standard Minimum Rules for the Treatment of Prisoners (UNSMR).
Their contribution is...
We had an in-depth conversation with Ann, an LRF beneficiary and now a champion for widows’ property rights and protection. She supports a group of 70+ widows, confidently advocating for their rights and empowering others to understand and claim what is rightfully theirs.
Through an engaging conversation, the women shared their experiences, progress and initiatives, offering a glimpse into how knowledge and awareness of their rights are helping them navigate property and succession matters and seek justice.
Yesterday, during a field visit with @DiakoniaAfrica, we met with members of a group comprising 70 widowed women who have benefited from the work of one of our trained champions on property and succession rights.
Today, we officially launch the LRF Strategic Plan 2026–2030, a renewed vision for the work ahead and our continued commitment to a more just, fair and equitable society.
The next chapter starts today.
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Today we donated a fully equipped desktop computer setup and a multi-functional photocopy and printing machine to the AJS desk at the Isiolo Main Prison. The aim of this initiative is to enhance the documentation of paralegal work within the facility,..
IT'S ALMOST TIME.
1 DAY TO GO
Tomorrow, we unveil the vision that will guide LRF into the next chapter.
LRF STRATEGIC LAUNCH
2026–2030
14 AUGUST 2026
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HAKI ITAWALE!!
@EsauRiaroh@IPOA_KE@KaukuPaul@lensonnjogu@Millieskie Our engagement focused on driving policing reforms and people-centered safety through strategic partnerships. By leveraging Justice & Security Centres, we are aligning our goals to build stronger synergies toward a more accountable justice system.
LRF Executive Director @EsauRiaroh led a delegation to the @IPOA_KE for an engagement with its leadership, including Board Vice Chairperson Ms. Ann Wanjiku Mwangi and Commissioners.
For over three decades, we have worked alongside communities, justice sector institutions and partners to advance access to justice and strengthen justice systems in Kenya.
Now, we look ahead.
The launch will be streamed LIVE on https://t.co/wp788FHSsb
Haki Itawale.
This week, we commenced a capacity-strengthening training for 31 Alternative Justice Systems (AJS) practitioners from Elgeyo Marakwet County, reaffirming our shared commitment to expanding access to affordable, timely, and people-centred justice.
He encouraged practitioners to faithfully discharge their mandate and handle only matters provided for under the law, in line with the Constitution and the AJS Policy Framework.
Deputy County Commissioner Mr. Herbert Okombo Akaliche reaffirmed the National Government's support for AJS as a cost-effective and timely dispute resolution mechanism that preserves community harmony.