Today was a deeply meaningful day as we celebrated widows, and launched our Strategic Plan 2025–2029. This plan reaffirms our commitment to restoring dignity, creating opportunities, and building inclusive futures for widows and other vulnerable groups.
#internationalwidowsday
Co-creation in action! ✨
We met with Speak Out Club members to reflect on the 3rd Annual Meru Anti-SGBV Festival and shape the future together. Excited to turn their ideas into impact! 💙 #EndSGBV#YouthVoices#MentalHealth
#madarakaday2026
As we celebrate 63 years of self-governance, let us remain united in our commitment to building a safe, secure, peaceful, and prosperous Kenya for present and future generations.
We honor the sacrifices of those who paved the way for the freedom we enjoy today.
May the spirit of sacrifice, compassion, and faith inspire calmness, resilience, and positivity in your life this Eid al-Adha.
wishing you a blessed Eid al-adha🌻🌻
As we close the 16 Days of Activism,@InuamamaM stands united our voices louder, our actions stronger. We boldly say NO to SGBV dignity, and justice for all. The campaign may end today, but our commitment to protect, empower, and stand with survivors continues every single day.
Day 8 of #16DaysOfActivism: Violence against persons with disabilities is often invisible. Their voices matter. Their safety matters. Their dignity matters. Let’s end disability-based violence. #NoExcuse@InuamamaM@CREAWKenya
Empowering women through policy action,
@InuamamaM attended the UN meeting focused on the National Policy on Women Economic Empowerment, highlighting key areas such as access to productive resources, trade, ICT, unpaid care work, and governance. Together,we aim to empower women
The girI am, the change I lead!
Today we celebrated the girls at Kianjai primary school , empowering them to dream boldly, lead confidently, and rise as changemakers even in times of crisis.#IDG2025#DayOfTheGirl@InuamamaM@CREAWKenya
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
Najua uko busy kesho🤭, but kuja uniskize from saa nne as we have have meaningful conversations under the theme: “Planning and Budgeting for Children’s Rights.”
I look forward to contributing to this important discourse and amplifying the voices and rights of our children.
Empowering minds and bodies! Madam Susan, our dedicated SRHR Coordinator, takes us through an eye-opening session on Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights, contraception, and STI prevention.
@Nimechanuka@InuamamaM#SRHRforall
#VoicesthroughArt! The Anti SGBV Festival brought together young creatives to raise awareness on SGBV, champion advocacy, and promote #positivemasculinity. Through powerful performances and artwork, learners reminded us that change starts with education and expression.
Courtesy call to the County Commissioner and the CECM Gender, in collaboration with the Office of the First Lady, to deliberate on the rising prevalence of SGBV and forge collaborative strategies to reduce cases of FGM, defilement, teenage pregnancy, and all forms of SGBV
Effective mentorship, when combined with the right opportunities, serves as a springboard for developing future leaders who can inspire, influence, and lead with integrity. Ultimately, mentorship shapes leaders who are not only skilled but equal to the task @DebrahKinya