Centre for Rights Education and Awareness (CREAW)

Centre for Rights Education and Awareness (CREAW) We are a Feminist non-governmental organization with a mission to champion, expand and actualise women and girls' rights and social justice.

Report any abuse or exploitation to our toll free line +254 704338759, email [email protected] The Centre for Rights, Education and Awareness (CREAW) is a registered, non-profit national women’s rights non-governmental organization (NGO) founded in 1998 by women lawyers who had common goals and a shared purpose to confront the low awareness of women’s real needs and rights in Kenya. It w

as registered in 1999 as the Centre for Rehabilitation and Education of Abused Women. It later changed the name to reflect its wider focus on women’s rights in society.

Yesterday was more than a launch. It was a powerful reminder of what is possible when people come together with shared p...
28/05/2026

Yesterday was more than a launch. It was a powerful reminder of what is possible when people come together with shared purpose, courage, and commitment.

To everyone who showed up, supported, partnered, amplified, and stood with us during the launch of the CREAW Strategic Plan 2026–2030 ....thank you! Your presence filled the room with hope, solidarity, and renewed energy for the work ahead.

As we reflected on 26 years of impact and looked ahead to the future, one thing felt deeply clear: we cannot build a just and equitable society for women and girls alone. It will take all of us: our voices, our partnerships, and our collective action.

We are grateful to be walking this journey with you.

📖 Read the Strategic Plan here: https://shorturl.at/cg4fp

As we continue the launch of CREAW’s Strategic Plan 2026–2030, one message remains clear:Advancing gender justice requir...
26/05/2026

As we continue the launch of CREAW’s Strategic Plan 2026–2030, one message remains clear:

Advancing gender justice requires bold ideas, collective action, and sustained investment in the rights, leadership, and agency of women and girls.

Today’s conversations, reflections, and commitments reaffirm the power of partnerships in driving transformative change.

Together, we are shaping a future where women and girls are valued, respected, enjoy full rights, and live in dignity.

The conversations continue.
The commitment deepens.
The work moves forward.


Today, we launch CREAW’s Strategic Plan 2026–2030 a bold vision for advancing gender justice, strengthening systems, an...
26/05/2026

Today, we launch CREAW’s Strategic Plan 2026–2030 a bold vision for advancing gender justice, strengthening systems, and deepening impact for women and girls over the next five years.

Built on 26 years of impact, learning, and partnerships, this new chapter reflects our renewed commitment to creating a just society where women and girls are valued, respected, enjoy full rights, and live in dignity.

Join us LIVE as we unveil the strategy and engage with partners, leaders, and changemakers shaping the future of gender equality

Watch live here: https://youtube.com/live/3TgXe5Fy8Gc

Be part of the conversation.


Every milestone.Every partnership.Every voice amplified.Every woman and girl who dared to imagine more.For 26 years, CRE...
26/05/2026

Every milestone.
Every partnership.
Every voice amplified.
Every woman and girl who dared to imagine more.

For 26 years, CREAW has worked alongside communities, movements, institutions, and partners to advance gender justice and expand possibilities for women and girls.

Today, we take another step forward.

Today, we launch CREAW’s Strategic Plan 2026–2030. A bold commitment to deepening impact, strengthening systems, and advancing a future where women and girls are valued, respected, enjoy full rights, and live in dignity.

Because change is not achieved alone.
It is built through power.
Through voice.
Through agency.
Through collaboration.

Today, we launch, recommit, imagine bigger.



Today, we launch 🎉For 26 years, CREAW has worked to advance the rights, dignity, and agency of women and girls across Ke...
26/05/2026

Today, we launch 🎉

For 26 years, CREAW has worked to advance the rights, dignity, and agency of women and girls across Kenya.

Today marks the beginning of a new chapter.

Our Strategic Plan 2026–2030 reflects our renewed ambition to deepen impact, strengthen systems, amplify voices, and advance transformative change for women and girls.

Because gender justice requires bold action.
Because equality demands collective commitment.
Because the future must work for all.

Join us as we unveil CREAW’s next chapter.



Happy Mothers Day to all mothers. We love💕 and appreciate you all.
10/05/2026

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

Today, we honor the women who work — paid, unpaid, seen, and unseen.From the markets to the offices, from care work in o...
01/05/2026

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.

CREAW had the privilege of hosting a delegation from the Limpopo Provincial Legislature (South Africa) during their stud...
28/04/2026

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.

What happens when economic empowerment is integrated with survivor support?👍 Better justice retention.👍 Stronger recover...
16/04/2026

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.

https://home.creaw.org/2026/04/07/creaw-2025-annual-report/

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