Kerio Rights Organization

09/04/2025

Yesterday marked a significant milestone for the Uasin Gishu Civil Society Network, as we held our Annual General Meeting, themed "Amplifying Civil Society Voices for Partnership and Sustainable Development."

It was an inspiring gathering focused on enhancing good governance and fostering sustainable community initiatives.
We recognized the critical role that civil society plays in advocating for social justice and creating impactful partnerships that drive development.

We were honored to have Dr. Seline Korir, founder of Rural Women Peace Link, deliver a powerful keynote address. Her insights on empowering communities, especially women, serve as a beacon for our efforts in promoting peace and development. Chairperson Mr. David Busienei, National Chairperson of the FLOCCA Steering Committee, also emphasized the importance of collaboration between civil society and government to ensure that community needs are prioritized and addressed effectively.

The impact of the CSO network is felt across Uasin Gishu, where we are committed to promoting accountability, transparency, and inclusive participation in governance. Together, we are amplifying the voices of our communities, ensuring they are heard, and laying the groundwork for sustainable development.

Here's to continuing this important work and creating a brighter future for all! Gratitude to the whole team We love you all team, gracing the event;
National Youth Council Kenya, SOS Children's Villages in Kenya, UasinGishu Civil Society, The Ministry of Health, TI-Kenya, Ethics and Anti-Corruption Commission (EACC)), Smile Woman of Africa Org. Victor Omar Vinyari GBV Prevention Network, Reprodrive, Rural Women Peace Link, Smatkkey Organization, Family Health Options Kenya among others.

17/03/2025

14/03/2025

Today has been a great success!

We held a dynamic public forum at Kapsoas, Maili 4, in collaboration with the TUNU Project, bringing together community members to foster awareness and inspire change.

The engaging discussions highlighted the importance of transparency, accountability, and civic responsibility in our society. We aim to empower individuals to stand against corruption and advocate for their rights.

Thank you to everyone who participated and shared their voices.

We continue to promote integrity and justice in our community.

26/02/2025

As we celebrate progress in women's and girls' rights, it's essential to reflect on the findings of the recently released report by UN Women titled "Progress on the Sustainable Development Goals: The Global Goals for Women and Girls."

This comprehensive report underscores the strides and challenges still faced in achieving gender equality worldwide.
🔗 Read the Full Report Here: [UN Women Report (https://champ.ly/3szYxDzy)

Key Highlights from the Report:
Education Access: While significant gains have been made in girls' education, millions are still out of school. The report highlights the need for systemic changes to ensure every girl can complete her education.

Health and Safety: The need for comprehensive health services, including reproductive health, is emphasized as vital for empowering women and mitigating gender-based violence.

Economic Empowerment: Promoting women's participation in the workforce is crucial for economic growth. The report calls for initiatives to support women entrepreneurs and close the gender pay gap.

At Kerio Rights, we are committed to advancing women's and girls' rights through various impactful initiatives. Our efforts include:
Advocacy: We work tirelessly to influence policymakers to enact stronger laws that protect and promote the rights of women and girls.

Local Empowerment Programs: Our grassroots projects focus on empowering women to become self-sufficient and economically independent.

Awareness Campaigns: We raise awareness about the importance of gender equality through community engagement, ensuring that women's voices are heard and valued.

Join us in supporting this vital course and contribute to a future where every woman and girl can thrive! Together, we can make a difference. # WomensRights Empowerment GenderEquality

11/12/2024

# 16 Days of GBV social support!
Are you in the face of Gender Based Violence?
Check out these safety tips.
Stay woke!

03/12/2024

Gender-based violence (GBV) is a violation of human rights, affecting both women and men. It includes physical, sexual, and emotional abuse. If you or someone you know is experiencing GBV, help is available. In Uasin Gishu County, reach out to:

- Uasin Gishu County Referral Hospital (for medical support)
- Daisy Centre (for counseling and support services)
- Police Stations(for reporting violence – Eldoret Police Station, Huruma Police Station)
-National Gender and Equality Commission (NGEC)

Speak out, seek help, and stand against GBV. No one deserves violence.

25/11/2024

Uasin Gishu County, in collaboration with local human rights activist organizations, and Kerio Rights CBO, invites you to take part in a powerful walk to raise awareness and stand against gender-based violence.

Together, we mark 30 years of the Beijing declaration and the platform for action, which highlights our commitment to women’s rights and gender equality.

During this walk, we advocate for key issues such as:
👉 The importance of women's empowerment in achieving equality.
👉 The impact of violence on communities and families.
👉 Understanding advocacy tools to support survivors of gender-based violence.

Join us for the 16-day walk against Gender-Based Violence beginning today.
Together, we can create a future free from violence!

25/11/2024

16 days of Action Against Gender based Violence

21/11/2024

Here is exciting news!

We just wrapped up a successful meeting with Uasin Gishu County Assembly members to validate our progressive gender policy.

Together, we’re taking significant steps towards fostering inclusivity and equity in our community. CommunityProgress

20/11/2024

Women continue to face challenges in achieving equal rights and opportunities with about 130 million girls, worldwide, facing educational barriers.
We continue to empower and educate for the change from grassroots.

15/11/2024

We are collectively working on women and girls sensitization on the use of anti-corruption tools, currently in Munyaka.
Learn more on utilizing anti-corruption mechanisms as ;
Legal frameworks,
Transparency, Public awareness and reporting e.t.c, to hold policy makers accountable.
Don't miss out on our informative sessions to learn more.

28/10/2024

We are thankful to be part of this great network.